Physics, asked by subhasmita88, 6 months ago

A car is travelling on a straight level road with a uniform speed of 60km/h.It is followed by another car B .Which is moving with a speed of 70km/h.When the distance between them os 2.5 km the car B given a deceleration of 20km/h^2 .after how much time will b catch up with a​

Answers

Answered by nanditasaha155
0

Answer:

probably 10 seconds.....

Answered by s10655
1

Answer:

For B to catch A both will have to reach the same point in same time.

Let that distance be x . B will have to cover x+2kmin the same time.

For B equation will be

x=60km/hr×t

t=  

60

x

​  

hr

For A equation will be

x+2=70km/hr×  

60

x

​  

hr+  

2

1

​  

×−20km/hr  

2

×(  

60

x

​  

)  

2

 

x  

2

−60x+720=0

The solution for the above equation using the quadratic formula will be

x=30(1±  

2

​  

)km

As we have to find the shortest distance, that distance will be

x=30(1−  

2

​  

)km

Explanation:For B to catch A both will have to reach the same point in same time.

Let that distance be x . B will have to cover x+2kmin the same time.

For B equation will be

x=60km/hr×t

t=  

60

x

​  

hr

For A equation will be

x+2=70km/hr×  

60

x

​  

hr+  

2

1

​  

×−20km/hr  

2

×(  

60

x

​  

)  

2

 

x  

2

−60x+720=0

The solution for the above equation using the quadratic formula will be

x=30(1±  

2

​  

)km

As we have to find the shortest distance, that distance will be

x=30(1−  

2

​  

)km

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