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a bus was moving with a speed of 54 kilometre per hour on applying brakes it stopped in 8 seconds calculate the acceleration​

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Answered by Anonymous
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{\huge{\bf{\green{Solution-:}}}}

{\sf{Initial~Speed(u)~=\sf\frac{54km}{hr}}}

\implies {\sf{54×\sf\frac{1000m}{3600s}}}

\implies {\sf{54×\sf\frac{5}{18}}}

\implies {\sf{15m/s}}

{\tt{\orange{(1km=1000m~and~1~hr=60~mins=60×60~seconds=36~seconds)}}}

{\sf{\blue{Time=8~seconds}}}

{\sf{\blue{Final~Velocity(V)=0}}}

{\sf{\orange{We~know~That:}}}

\implies {\sf{v=u+at}}

\implies {\sf{15+a×8}}

\implies {\sf{15+8a}}

\implies {\sf{a=\sf\frac{-15}{8}m/s^2}}

{\sf{\orange{Accelatation=-15/8~m/s^2}}}

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