Physics, asked by rashmirhs1330, 1 year ago

A car increases its speed from 20 km/h to 50 km/h in 20s, its acceleration is

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Answered by Ramlayaksingh3
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Hey mate here is your answer ⤵⤵⤵

We have to use

\bold {\boxed {v=u+at}}

Now.,Here,

We have to convert km/h to m/s

v=Final velocity=50 km/h=50×\frac {5}{18}=13.88 m/s

u=Initial velocity=20 km/h=20×\frac {5}{18}=5.55 m/s

And t=20seconds

Now putting the values in the formula

v=u+at

\impliesv-u=at

\implies\frac{v-u}{t}=a

\implies\frac {13.88-5.55}{20}=a

\implies\frac {8.33}{20}=a

\impliesa=0.416 m/s^{2}

❤hope it helps you ❤

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Answered by ishikagupta2310
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v = 50*5/18 = 13.88

u = 20*5/18 = 5.55

t = 20 seconds, using v = u + at , we get,

v - u/t = a ,

13.88 - 5.55/20 = a ,

8.33/20 = a,

0.4165 m/sec = a



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