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Two​ drivers, Alison and​ Kevin, are participating in a race. Beginning from a standing​ start, they...

Two​ drivers, Alison and​ Kevin, are participating in a race. Beginning from a standing​ start, they each proceed with a constant acceleration. Alison covers the last

1/11 of the distance in 9 ​seconds, whereas Kevin covers the last 1/9 of the distance in 11

seconds. Who wins and by how much​ time?

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