Physics, asked by pri7270, 1 year ago

a car increases it's speed from 20km/hr to 50km/hr in10sec. what is its acceleration

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \mathfrak \red{u = 20 \: km / \: hr}

  \mathfrak \purple{\implies} \mathfrak \red{u = 20 \times  \frac{18}{5} }

 \mathfrak \purple{ \implies }  \mathfrak \red{u = 72 \: m/ s}

 \mathfrak \purple{v = 50 \: km/ \: hr}

 \mathfrak  \red{\implies} \mathfrak \purple{v = 50 \times  \frac{18}{5} }

 \mathfrak  \red{\implies} \mathfrak \purple{v = 180 \: m/s}

 \mathfrak \green{t =10 \: s }

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 \mathfrak  \pink{ \implies} \mathfrak \green{a =  \frac{v - u}{t} }

  \pink{\implies} \mathfrak \green{a =  \frac{180 - 72}{10} }

 \pink{ \implies} \mathfrak \green{a =  \frac{108}{10} }

 \pink{ \implies} \mathfrak  \green{a = 10.8 \: m /s {}^{2} }

Answered by taetae021
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Hope this will help u...

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