Physics, asked by deshwalangad8, 7 months ago

A car acquires a velocity of 40 km/h in 30 s just
after the start Calculate the acceleration of the
car.

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Answered by shayani462

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Answer:

acceleration= change in velocity / time taken

= 40/30

= 4/3 m/s²

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