A car brakes from 20 m/s to a stop over a distance of 50m what is the acceleration of the car
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2as = vsq- usq(sq means =square)
2×a×50= 0sq- 20sq.
100a=-400
a = -4m/sq.
final velocity will be zero because it stop after brakes . ok
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2×a×50= 0sq- 20sq.
100a=-400
a = -4m/sq.
final velocity will be zero because it stop after brakes . ok
hope this helps u simply if you like plz mark it as brainliest.... thank u
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