Assume that the purpose of an on-ramp is to allow cars to accelerate from 15. mph to
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Assume that the purpose of an on-ramp is to allow cars to accelerate from 15. mph to 60. mph. An offramp will allow cars to decelerate from 60. mph to 15. mph. Should an off-ramp be longer than, shorter than, or the same length as an on-ramp? Give a reason for your answer. Do cars bunch more when accelerating or decelerating?
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