A body starts from rest and acquires a velocity 10 ms¯¹ in 2 s. Find the acceleration.
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Hii friend Given A body start from rest means initial velocity = 0m/s Nd final velocity = 10m/s So change in velocity = final velocity -initial velocity Δv = 10-0 Δv = 10 So acceleration = Δv/t a = 10/2 a = 5m/s² So acceleration = 5m/s² Hope it helps :-)
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The body has started its motion just now so the intial speed of the body will be 0. And after 2 sec it aquires velocity of 10m/s. Therefore it's final velocity is 10m/s. So you have both time and change in velocity just divide them and you will get your answer that is 5m/s*s.
A= final velocity-intial velocity/time taken
A=10-0/2
A=5m/s*s
A= final velocity-intial velocity/time taken
A=10-0/2
A=5m/s*s
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