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A car P is moving with a speed of 10 m/s on a straight road. Another car’s driver wishes to overtake the car P in 100 s. If second car is 1 km behind the car P, with what constant speed the second car should move?

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Answered by stuhunar8342
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the first car will travel 10 × 100=1000 m in 100 sec

total distance now=1000+1000=2000m

now this distance is to be covered in 100 sec

2000/100=20sec

20m/s

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Answered by abhi178
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Given info : A car P is moving with a speed of 10 m/s on a straight road. another car's driver wishes to overtake the car P in 100 s. if the 2nd car is 1 km behind the car P.

To find : with what constant speed of the second car should move ?

solution : distance covered by car P in 100s . S = speed of car P × time

= 10 m/s × 100s = 1000 m

let the speed of second car is v.

To overtake the car P,

the distance covered by the second car = distance between the cars + distance covered by car P

⇒ speed of the second car × time = 1 km + 1000 m = 1000 m + 1000 m = 2000 m

⇒ v × 100s = 2000 m

⇒ v = 2000m/100s = 20 m/s

therefore the speed of the second car should be 20 m/s.

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