Physics, asked by sayedsibtulhassan8th, 7 months ago

A car moves with
moves with uniform
velocity of 40 ms for 5 s. It
comes to rest in the next 10 s
with uniform deceleration. Find
() deceleration (ii) total
distance travelled by the car.​

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Answered by yugbafna33
2

Answer:

ANSWER

As average speed is given so distance or displacement of the body is given by 3.2×10=32m

Distance covered while acceleration and retardation are the same. because time taking to 0 to v is equal to that of v to 0 as the value of acceleration and retardation is the same. Using v

2

−u

2

=2as

Break the journey in 3 parts acceleration, retardation, and uniform motion.

And let uniform motion is performed for t sec.

So 32=2[0.

2

(10−t)

+

2

1

.2(

2

10−t

)

2

]+v.t

Where v=2.(

2

10−t

)

Putting value of v in above equation we get t=6sec

So the body will move with uniform velocity for middle 2 sec and accelerated for first w sec and retarded for the last 2 sec.

HOPE IT HELPS YOU

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