Physics, asked by rajsingh81503, 8 months ago

A bas decreases its speeds from80
Km/her to 60 km/her en 5 sec
the acceleration of the bus.​

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Answered by paiakanksha2019
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\star \large\sf \blue{Acceleration \: of \: bus \: is \: 1.1m/s^2}

\Huge\textsf{\underline{Explanation:}}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{\underline \green{Given:-}}}

\star \normalsize\sf{Initial \: velocity \: = \: 80km/hr}

\star \normalsize\sf{Final \: velocity \: = \: 60km/hr}

\star \normalsize\sf{Time \: taken \: = \: 5seconds}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{\underline \green{To \: find:-}}}

\star \normalsize\sf{Acceleration  \: of \: bus}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{\underline \green{Solution:-}}}

{\boxed{\sf{Acceleration(a)  \: = \: \frac{Initial_{velocity}  - Final_{velocity} }{Time} }}}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{Point \: that \: should \: be \: noticed:}}

\star \normalsize\sf{Velocities \: are \: in \: km/hr.}

\star \normalsize\sf{Time \: is \: given \: in \: seconds}

\normalsize\sf{So, \: velocities \: should \: converted \: into \: m/s \: to \: get \: correct \: answer.}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{Initial \: velocity:}}

\normalsize\sf{ Initial_{velocity} \: = \: 80 \times\ \frac{5}{18} }

\normalsize\sf{ Initial_{velocity} \: = \: 22.2m/s \: (approx.)}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{Final \: velocity:}}

\normalsize\sf{Final_{velocity} \: = \: 60 \times\ \frac{5}{18} }

\normalsize\sf{ Final_{velocity} \: = \: 16.7 m/s \: (approx.)}

\normalsize\textsf{\underline{Block \: the \: values \: in \: available \: data:-}}

\normalsize\sf{ a \: = \: \frac{\: 22.2 \: - \: 16.7}{5}}

\normalsize\sf{ a \: = \: \cancel{\frac{5.5}{5}} }

\normalsize\sf{ a \: = \: 1.1m/s^2}

{\boxed{\sf{ a \: = \: 1.1m/s^2}}}

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