Fish don’t move as fast as you might think. A small trout has a top swimming speed of only about 2 m/s, which is about the speed of a brisk walk (for a human, not a fish!). It may seem to move faster because it is capable of large accelerations—it can dart about, changing its speed or direction very quickly. If a trout starts from rest and accelerates to 2.0 m/s in 0.050 s, what is the trout’s average acceleration?