Will the plane be able to land safely

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Question: A plane traveling at 200.0 km/h attempts to land on a 250 m runway. The plane's engines and brakes accelerate uniformly at -7.0 m/s². Will the plane be able to land safely?

Show all your work and steps. Include any equations used, including the given and the unknown. Show detailed calculations. Express numerical answers with the right number of significant digits. Remember to carry one or two additional decimal places throughout your calculations; do not round until the end.

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