1)A train is running at a Constant speed of 54 km/hr. What's the speed in m/s? 2)A train Starting from a railway station attains a Velocity of 30 m/s in a minute, What's the Acceleration?
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- A train is running at a Constant speed of 54 km/hr. What's the speed in m/s?
- Speed of train in km/hr ➠ 54 km/hr
- Speed of Train in m/s
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Therefore, Speed of Train from km/hr ➠ m/s is 15 m/s
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- A train Starting from a railway station attains a Velocity of 30 m/s in a minute, What's the Acceleration?
- Initial Velocity (u) ➠ 0 m/s
- Final Velocity (v) ➠ 30 m/s
- Time (t) ➠ 1 min ➠ 60 s
- Acceleration of the Train
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Substituting Values
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Therefore, Acceleration of Train is 9.5 m/s²
- Rate of Change of Velocity with respect to time is known as acceleration and is denoted by 'a'
- Negative acceleration is known as Retardation
- The Speed which a body gains at it's start is known as Initial Velocity and is denoted by 'u'
- The Speed which a body gains after it starts moving is known as Fianal Velocity and is denoted by 'v'
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Question 1)
- A train is running at a Constant speed of 54 km/hr. What's the speed in m/s?
Solution :
- Constant speed of train = 54km/hr.
As we know that,
- 1km = 1000m
- 1m = 1/1000 km
And,
- 1min = 60s
- 1hr = 60 × 60s = 3600s
Converting 54km/hr into m/s
⟶ 54km/hr into m/s
⟶ 54 × 1000/3600
⟶ 54000/3600
⟶ 540/36
⟶ 15m/s
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Question 2)
- A train Starting from a railway station attains a Velocity of 30 m/s in a minute, What's the Acceleration?
Given :
- final velocity (v) = 30m/s
- initial velocity (u) = 0 [train stars from rest ]
- Time = 1min
- Acceleration (a) = ?
Converting 1min to second
- 1min = 60s
So,
- Time = 60s
By using 1st equation of motion
- v = u + at
⟶ 30 = 0 + a × 60
⟶ 30 = 0 + 60a
⟶ 30 = 60a
⟶ 30/60 = a
⟶ a = 0.5m/s
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