Physics, asked by munkongeronicah38, 9 months ago

A car moving at 30m/s slows down uniformly to a speed of 10m/s in a time of 5.0s. Determine a) the acceleration of the car, and b) the distance it moves in the third second

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Answered by sandeeppawali
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Answer:

Car A is at rest with an acceleration of 2 m/s. Car B is at a constant velocity of 50 m/s. Distance between them is 200 m.

Answered by sasirithika
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GIVEN:

V=30km/hr

U=10km/hr

T=5s

  • 30*5/18
  • 8.33m/s
  • 10*5/18
  • 2.77m/s

a) A=V-U/T

=8.33-2.77/5

=1.112m/s

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