Physics, asked by samantkumar21, 1 year ago

4th question with step

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Answered by princemayank
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Answer:

Initial velocity(u) =10m/s

Initial velocity(u) =10m/sFinal velocity(v) =60m/s

Initial velocity(u) =10m/sFinal velocity(v) =60m/sAcceleration =(v-u)/t

Initial velocity(u) =10m/sFinal velocity(v) =60m/sAcceleration =(v-u)/t a=(60-10)/10

Initial velocity(u) =10m/sFinal velocity(v) =60m/sAcceleration =(v-u)/t a=(60-10)/10 a=50/10

a=50/10 a=5

Therefore, acceleration is 5m/s.

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Answered by jay358
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Answer:

acceleration=final velocity- initial velocity÷time

acc. =60-10÷10

acc. =50÷10

acc.=5m per second square

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