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A bus starts to move from rest. If it is accelerated by 4m/s2. Calculate its final velocity after 10 seconds

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Answered by ItzParth14
14

s1=21×5t12</p><p>s2=(5t1)t2</p><p>s3=(5t1)×t3−21×5×t12=(5t1)×t1−21×5×t12</p><p>s1+s2+s3=5t1t2+5t12</p><p> \\ ⇒5t12+5t1t2=500−−−−1</p><p>2t1+t2=25−−−−2</p><p>Solving (1 ) and   (2) ⇒t1=5,t2=15sec</p><p></p><p>

Answered by hipsterizedoll410
3

Answer: 40 m/s

Given:

\sf Initial\:velocity(u)=0\:m/s (As\:the\:bus\:starts\:from\:the\:rest)

\sf Acceleration(a)=4m/s^2

\sf Time(t)=10\:s

To find:

\sf Final\:velocity(v).

Formula used:

\sf First\:Equation\:of\:Motion:\large{\boxed{\sf v=u+at}}

Explanation:

\sf Substituting\:the\:values\:of\:u,\:a\:and\:t\:in\:the\:formula,\:we\:get:

\large{\sf v=0+4\times10}

\large{\sf v=0+40}

\boxed{\large{\sf v=40\:m/s}}

\sf\textbf{Hence, the final velocity after 10 s is 40 m/s.}

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