a car is accelerating uniformly from rest to a speed os 20km/hr in 3 seconds. after that driver applies breaks to the car and velocity reduces to 5 km/hr. claculate the accelerstion in both cases
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# Case I
⏺️ initial velocity ( u ) = 0 // rest
⏺️ final velocity ( v ) = 20 km / h = 5. 55
▶️ Acceleration ( a ) = ( v - u ) / t
=> a = ( 5.5 - 0 ) / 3
=> a = 1.83 m / s^2
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# Case II
⏺️ initial velocity ( u ) = 5.5 m / s
⏺️ Final Velocity ( v ) = 5 km / h = 1.38 m / s.
▶️ Acceleration = ( v - u ) / t
=> a = ( 5 - 5.5 ) / t
Here Acceleration is negative because it is stopping or retarding.
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HERE'S THE ANSWER..
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# Case I
⏺️ initial velocity ( u ) = 0 // rest
⏺️ final velocity ( v ) = 20 km / h = 5. 55
▶️ Acceleration ( a ) = ( v - u ) / t
=> a = ( 5.5 - 0 ) / 3
=> a = 1.83 m / s^2
___________________
# Case II
⏺️ initial velocity ( u ) = 5.5 m / s
⏺️ Final Velocity ( v ) = 5 km / h = 1.38 m / s.
▶️ Acceleration = ( v - u ) / t
=> a = ( 5 - 5.5 ) / t
Here Acceleration is negative because it is stopping or retarding.
HOPE HELPED..
JAI HIND !!!
:-)
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