Some basic definition you should
know follow:
Displacement:
How far away something is from its orginal position
Average
Velocity: The average distance over the average time
Instantaneous
Velocity: The velocity at which something is traveling at a point
in time.
Acceleration:
The rate of change of your velocity
Basic equations you should know:
V=d/t
average
V=(Vi+Vf)/2
a=v/t
average
a= (Vf-Vi)/t
D=Vit+.5at^2
(Vf)^2=(Vi)^2+2ad
Find the acceleration.

Start this problem by first understanding what it is asking. We want to find the acceleration and in order to do this we must first find the equation we are going to use.
(Vf)^2=(Vi)^2+2ad
You know the Vi and the Vf and the distance, Now you just plug your known variables in and solve. You should get
Motion in One Dimension Sites
Homework:
Motion in One Dimension
Physics
1 - Mechanics