10. A bicycle increases its velocity from 10 km/h to
15 km/h in 6 seconds. Calculate its acceleration.
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initial velocity (u)=10 km/hr =50÷18m/s
final velocity (v)=15 km/hr=75÷18m/s
time(t)=6 sec
Acceleration =(v-u/t)
= [(75/18)-(50/18)]÷6
=(25/18)÷6
=(25/18)×(1/6)
= 25/108 m/s^2
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jlo1527:
the time given was in seconds and not on hours, then how can you divide the change in velocity which was in s.i. unit by the time given in c.g.s. unit?
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I didn't noticed
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but now I have edit it
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Answer:
initial velocity(u)=10 km/h=50/18
final velocity(v)=15km/h=75/18
time taken=6 seconds
a=v-u/t
a=75/18-50/18/6
=25/18/6
=25/18*6
=25/108
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