Physics, asked by ishandixit784, 10 months ago

a car attains a speed of 36 km/hr from rest in
12 minutes time, what is distance covered​

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Answered by aryanphalke20006
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Answered by TheSentinel
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\rm{If \ a \ car \  attains \ a  \ speed \  of \ 36 kmh(-1)}

\rm{from \ rest \  in \ 12 \  minutes, \ what \ is}

\rm{ the \ distance \ covered?}

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\rm{\blue{\star{\boxed{\red{Distance \ covered \ by \ car : \ 3600 \ m. }}}}}

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\sf\large\underline\pink{Given:} \\ \\

\rm{Car \ attains \ speed \ of \ 36 \ kmh^-1}

\rm{Time \ = \ 12 \ mins}

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\sf\large\underline\blue{To \ Find} \\ \\

\rm{Distance \ covered \ by \ the \ car}

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\rm{Here,} \\

\rm{Initial \ velocity \ : 0}

\rm{Velocity \ changes \ to \ 36 \ kmh^-1}

\rm\therefore{V \ = \ 36 \ kmh-1}

\rm{Time(t) \ = \ 12 \ min}

\rm{ First \ convert \ velocity \ into \  ms^-1 \  and}

\rm{time \ into \ seconds}

\rm\therefore{ } \\

v = 36 \times \frac{3600}{60 \times 60}

\rm{Time \ = \ 12 \ min}

\rm\implies{Time \ = \ 12 \ \times 60 \ sec}

\rm\implies{Time(t) \ = \ 720 \ s} \\

\rm{We \ know,} \\

v = u + at

10 = 0 + a \times 720

a =  \frac{10}{720}  \:   \frac{m}{ {s}^{ - 2} }

a =  \frac{1}{72}  \:  \frac{m}{ {s}^{ - 2} }

\rm{We \ know,} \\

\rm{v^2 \ - \ u^2 \ =  \ 2as} \\ \\

\rm\implies{10^2  \ - \ 0 \ = \ 2  \times \frac{1}{72} \times s} \\ \\

\rm\implies{100 \ = \ \frac{s}{36}} \\ \\

\rm\implies{s \ = \ 36 \ times 100} \\ \\

\rm\implies{s \ = \ 3600 \ m} \\ \\

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\rm{Hope \ it \ helps \ :))}

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