Physics, asked by poorvibhatia12, 1 year ago

a car increases its speed from 20km/hr to 50km/hr in 10 sec. what is its acceleration?


joshihimanshu46: first u have to change the speed in m/s from km/h
poorvibhatia12: thnks

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Answered by Anonymous
1
first change 10 sec to hr and then change the acceleration to m/sec^2
Answered by Anonymous
9
Given,

Initial velocity ( u ) = 20 km/h

Final velocity ( v ) = 50 km/h

Time ( t ) = 10 sec = ( 1/360 )h

Acceleration ( a ) = ?

Using 1st equation of Motion,

⇒ v = u + at

⇒ 50 km/h = ( 20 km/h ) + a( 1/360 )h

⇒ [ ( 50 km/h ) - ( 20 km/h ) ] = a( 1/360 )h

⇒30 km/h = ah/360

⇒( 30 km × 360 ) / ( h × h ) = a

⇒10,800 km/h² = a

•°• a = 10,800 km/h²

Method to convert sec in hour.

We know that,

⇒ 3600 sec = 1 h

⇒ 1 sec = ( 1/3600 )h

⇒ 10 sec = ( 10/3600 )h

•°• 10 sec = ( 1/360 )h

QGP: Ah well. Your answer is approved. It cannot be Moderated without removal of Approval Check. I will have to someone
Anonymous: Oh
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Anonymous: Bhaiya, plz.. remove its approval as it's wrong
QGP: I can't do that. I don't have any option for it
Anonymous: Is it right ?
QGP: Yes it is correct. You missed to replace 1/6 in the equation of motion with 1/360, but later it is evident that you are using correct value. Overall the final answer is correct :)
Anonymous: I saw it and told to Ma'm also
QGP: Well it's okay though :)) The major error is corrected.
Anonymous: Okay
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