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A bike moving ahead on a straight highway passes a shop with a constant velocity of 18 m/s . After 5 seconds, it begins accelerating uniformly. 20 seconds after passing the shop, the bike's velocity is 63 m/s . Find the bike's speed 14 seconds after passing the shop.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : A bike moving ahead on a straight highway passes a shop with a constant velocity of 18 m/s.

After 5 seconds, it begins accelerating uniformly

20 seconds after passing the shop,  the bike's velocity is 63 m/s.

To Find :  the bike's speed 14 seconds after passing the shop

Solution:

A bike moving ahead on a straight highway passes a shop with a constant velocity of 18 m/s.

Hence velocity also after  5 secs   =  18 m/s

After 5 seconds, it begins accelerating uniformly   =  a

20 seconds after passing the shop,  the bike's velocity is 63 m/s.

=> 20 - 5  = 15 secs  

V = u + at

=> 63  =  18  +  a(15)

=> 45 = 15a

=> a = 3 m/s²

bike's speed 14 seconds after passing the shop

14  - 5  = 9 secs

V = U + at

=> V = 18  + 3(9)

=> V = 45  m/s

bike's speed 14 seconds after passing the shop = 45 m/s

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