Physics, asked by PanicAtTheExam, 9 months ago

A Car of mass 5000kg and a bus of mass 7000kg travels in the mutually opposite direction. The car travels with a speed of 90km/hr towards the bus, which is traveling with a speed of 36km/hr towards the car. After the collision the bus and the car stick together and travels as a single object. What is the speed of the combined mass?

Answers

Answered by anjaliwaghmode1983
0

Answer:

24km/h

Explanation:

Let the distance between A and B be d ,

Time taken to go from A to B is t=

20

d

Time taken to go from B to A is t

=

30

d

The average speed of the car is given by =Total distance/Total time=

t+t

2d

=

20

d

+

30

d

2d

=24km/h

Answered by Mora22
0

answer

Mass of car=5000kg

Mass of bus =7000kg

The car travels with a speed=90km/hr

The bus is traveling with a speed =36km/hr

Both are moving in opposite direction

--------> <-------------

car Bus

So Relaive velocity of both combined and moving=Velocity of car+Velocity of bus

=90+36=126km/hr.

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