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A car accelerates uniformity from 18km/h^h to 36km/h^-1 in 5s.Calculate the acceleration and the distance covered by the car in that time

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Answered by abhinavpandey8080
0

Answer:

Given:

Initial velocity = 18 km/h

Final velocity = 36km/h

Time = 5second

Time is given in second so we

other values convert into m/s

Initial velocity = 18×5/18 = 5m/s

Final velocity = 36×5/18 = 10m/s

Find:

Acceleration and distance travelled

Solution:

Using first equation and find the acceleration

v = u+at

where

v = Final velocity

u = intial velocity

a = acceleration

t = time

putting value s

v = u+at

10 = 5 + a5

10 - 5 = 5a

a = 5/5

a = 1m/s squared

Now find the distance

Using second equation of motion

v^2 - u^2 = 2as

10^2 - 5^2 = 2 ×1 ×s

100 - 25 = 2s

s = 75/2

s = 37.5m

Answer :

Acceleration = 1 m/s squared

Distance = 37 m

Answered by MaIeficent
20

Explanation:

{\red{\underline{\underline{\bold{Given:-}}}}}

  • Initial velocity = 18km/h

  • Final velocity = 36km/h

  • Time = 6sec

{\blue{\underline{\underline{\bold{To\:Find:-}}}}}

  • The acceleration of the car

  • The distance covered by the car in that time

{\green{\underline{\underline{\bold{Solution:-}}}}}

We are given the speed = 18km/h

To convert it into m/s we have to multiply it with 5/18

So:-

\sf 18 \times  \dfrac{5}{18}

= 5m/s

Covert 36km/hr in m/s

\sf 36 \times  \dfrac{5}{18}

= 2 × 5

= 10m/s

We have:-

Initial velocity = 5m/s

Final velocity = 10m/s

Time = 5sec

According to the first equation of motion

\boxed{\sf  \pink{ \rightarrow v =  u + at}}

Substituting the values:-

\sf  { \rightarrow 10=  5 + 5a}

\sf  { \rightarrow 10-5=   5a}

\sf  { \rightarrow  \not5=    \not 5a}

\sf  { \rightarrow a= 1m/{s}^{2}}

According to the third equation of motion

 \boxed{\sf \orange{  {  \rightarrow  {v}^{2} -  {u}^{2}   = 2as}}}

Substituting the values:-

 \sf  {  \rightarrow  {10}^{2} -  {5}^{2}   = 2(1)s}

 \sf  {  \rightarrow  {100} -  {25}  = 2s}

 \sf  {  \rightarrow    {75}  = 2s}

 \sf  {  \rightarrow     \dfrac{75}{2}  = s}

 \sf  {  \rightarrow    s = 37.5m}

Therefore:-

  \boxed{\sf  \purple{ {  \rightarrow    Acceleration \: = 1m/ {s}^{2} }}}

  \boxed{\sf  \purple{ {  \rightarrow    Distance \: covered \: = 37.5m }}}

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