Physics, asked by mousamlahon, 11 months ago

a bus motion increases its speed from 30 kilometre per hour to 60 kilometre per hour in 20 seconds find its acceleration​

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Answered by YashrajDeshmukh77
4

Answer:

If the motion is along a straight line then Speed=velocity.

then acceleration = Final Velocity -initial velocity / Total time.

Then

60-30/20

30/20

3/2= 1.5Km/s

now convert the unit of /s in /hr.

i hope it will help you.

You can even conbert the time in hrs and then solve the sum

Answered by Debu711
2

SOLUTION :

GIVEN:

initial velocity = u = 30 km/hr

final velocity = v = 60 km/hr

time taken = t = 20 sec

acceleration = ?

as final and initial velocity is in km/hr , we have to convert it into m/s ,

Now ,

we know ,

a = (v -u )/t

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By using this formula you can easily solve the questions.........

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