Math, asked by mohinisriram, 10 months ago

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A bike moving on the positive x-axis with a uniform velocity of 4m/s passes a car at a signal. The
bike (which is moving with 4m/s) is overtaken by the car moving uniformly at 12m/s. The bike
accelerates uniformly and overtake the car after travelling 200 metres away. Find the velocity of
the bike and its acceleration and also find the time of travel.

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Final Velocity of bike =  20 m/s , acceleration = 24/25 m/s² and  Time of travel = 50/3 sec

Step-by-step explanation:

Bike initial Speed = 4 m/s

acceleration =  a

time  =  t   after which bike overtake car

Car Speed = 12 m/s

Distance Covered by car = 12t  = 200 m

=> t = 50/3  sec

Distance covered by bike  =  4t + (1/2)at²

= 4(50/3)  + (1/2)a(50/3)²

= (50/6) ( 8  + a50/3)

(50/6) ( 8  + a50/3)  = 200

=> 8 + 50a/3  = 24

=> 50a/3  = 16

=> a  = 48/50

=> a = 24/25  m/s²

Final Velocity of bike =   4  +  (24/25)(50/3)

= 4 + 16

= 20  m/s

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