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A car initially at rest start moving with acceleration 0.5m/s2cocovers a distance of 25 metre calculate the time required to cover this distance and final velocity of car

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Answered by tanujyadav28
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Answer:

From equation of motion v2=u 2 +2a

v 2=(0) 2+2×0.5×25or

v 2 =25

or

Final velocity

v= 25=5ms −1

Explanation:

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Answered by Harsh8557
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