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A bus starts from rest and then moves with a constant acceleration of 2m/s square. Calculate its time of travel if its final velocity is 20 m/s with process

Answers

Answered by AaravChhabra3008
1

Velocity of bus V  

b

=0 , Velocity of cyclist V  

c

=20m/s,  

Acceleration of bus a  

b

=2m/s  

2

 Acceleration of cyclist a  

c

=0

Relative velocity V  

cb

=V  

c

−V  

b

=20m/s

Relative acceleration a  

cb

=a  

c

−a  

b

=−2m/s  

2

 

Relative separation =96m

Using s=ut+  

2

1

at  

2

 

⇒96=20t−  

2

1

2t  

2

   ⇒t  

2

−20t+96=0

Solving the equation , we get t=8s and t=12s

Hence, after 8s, cyclist will overtake the bus.

Answered by pradnyagadage
0

Answer:

Velocity of bus V

b

=0 , Velocity of cyclist V

c

=20m/s,

Acceleration of bus a

b

=2m/s

2

Acceleration of cyclist a

c

=0

Relative velocity V

cb

=V

c

−V

b

=20m/s

Relative acceleration a

cb

=a

c

−a

b

=−2m/s

2

Relative separation =96m

Using s=ut+

2

1

at

2

⇒96=20t−

2

1

2t

2

⇒t

2

−20t+96=0

Solving the equation , we get t=8s and t=12s

Hence, after 8s, cyclist will overtake the bus.

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