a car accelerates uniformly from 20km/h to 35km/h in 5 seconds. calculate the acceleration
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I have some doubts. I know I have to convert time , so I converted km/h into m/s. Thus, I got Initial velocity=50/9Final velocity=175/18 I applied the formula and got 5/6 as acceleration , and ,1375/36 as distance.
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Given
Initial velocity (u) =20km/h
Final velocity (v) =35km/h
Time=5sec
Changing time into m/s
1km/hr =1000/3600=5/18 m/s
Then
U=20x5/18
U=100/18
V=35x5/18
V=175/18
Acceleration = v-u/T
V-u=175/18-100/18
V-u=75/18
Acceleration = (75/18)/5
Acceleration =15/18
A=0.8333m/s²
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Initial velocity (u) =20km/h
Final velocity (v) =35km/h
Time=5sec
Changing time into m/s
1km/hr =1000/3600=5/18 m/s
Then
U=20x5/18
U=100/18
V=35x5/18
V=175/18
Acceleration = v-u/T
V-u=175/18-100/18
V-u=75/18
Acceleration = (75/18)/5
Acceleration =15/18
A=0.8333m/s²
This is ur ans hope it will help you in case of any doubt comment below
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