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A car starting from rest and moving on a straight road with 2ms-2 acceleration is observed for 10 seconds. Find 1) The distance travelled by the car in this time. 2) The velocity at the end of this time.

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Answered by Anonymous
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If car is starting from rest then its initial velocity is 0
so u = 0
a = 2
t= 10

2) Using relation v= u+at
v= 0 + 2×10
v = 20 m/s


1) Using relation

v^2 - u^2 = 2as
(20)^2- 0 = 2 × 2 × s
s= 400 / 4
s = 100 m


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Answer:

A car starting from rest and moving on a straight road with 2ms-2 acceleration is observed for 10 seconds. Find 1) The distance travelled by the car in this time. 2) The velocity at the end of this time.

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A car starting from rest and moving on a straight road with 2ms-2 acceleration is observed for 10 seconds. Find 1) The distance travelled by the car in this time. 2) The velocity at the end of this time.

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