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A motorcyclist changes the velocity of his bike from 20.0 meters/second to 35.0 meters/second under a constant acceleration of 4.00 meters/second2. How long does it take the bike to reach the final velocity?
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use the formula below: \[\large v=u+at\] where v=final velocity u=initial velocity a=acceleration(constant) t=time taken
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