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a car moves with a speed of 50km/h. if stopping distance is 40m and its rate of retardation in 4.4m/s^2,then find the time of arrival​

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Answered by divija7182
0

Answer:50 km/hr=50×  

3600

1000

​  

m/s=50×  

18

5

​  

=  

18

250

​  

m/s

We have, u  

2

+2as=0

⇒u  

2

=−2as

⇒(  

18

250

​  

)  

2

=−2a×6

⇒a=−(  

18

250

​  

)  

2

×  

12

1

​  

m/s  

2

 

Now, when speed is:  

100 km/hr=100×  

18

5

​  

=  

18

500

​  

 m/s

Again, v  

2

=u  

2

+2as

⇒0=(  

18

500

​  

 

2

)+2s(−(  

18

250

​  

)  

2

×  

12

1

​  

)

2s=4×12⇒s=24m

Explanation:

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Answered by girdharvihar2018
0

Answer:

speed of car = 50km/h = 50×5/18

=25×5/9 = 125/9 m/s

stopping distance (s) = 40m

Retardation (a) =-4.4 m/s^2

Time of reaching = ?

from equation motion :

u = u+ at

0 = 125/9-4.4t

t = 125/9×4.4

= 3.16 s

hence, car can be stopped in 3 sec.

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