Physics, asked by utkarshkumar1711, 10 months ago

A car decrease it's speed form 8km /h to 60km/lis 5 seconds . Find the acceleration of the car​

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Answered by Rishinja
1

Answer:

use v= u+at

Explanation:

v=60 km/hr

u=8 km/hr

t=5 s=5/3600

60=8+5/3600a

52=5/3600a

a=0.02888888....km/hr²

Answered by Anonymous
0

\bold\red{AnswEr:-}

Initial speed of car, u :- 80 \dfrac{km}{h}

 \dfrac{8 × 1000}{3600s}

 \dfrac{80}{36}ms^1

Final speed of car, v :- 60 \dfrac{km}{h}

 \dfrac{60 × 1000}{3600s}

 \dfrac{600}{36}ms^1

Therefore,

Acceleration, a =  \dfrac{v - u}{t}

 \dfrac{ \dfrac{600}{36} - \dfrac{80}{36}}{5}

 \dfrac{580}{36 × 5}

 \dfrac{580}{180}

\large\bold{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\pink{3.22 ms^{-2}}}}}}

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