Physics, asked by swi15, 8 days ago

A car starts from rest and accelerates uniformly at 5m/s' for 10 secs. It then maintains a constant velocity for 20 secs. Brakes are then applied and the car comes to rest in 5 secs. Find: ) the retardation in the last 5 secs. I) the total distance travelled i) the average velocity of the car.

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Answered by niku55263
1

Answer:

Explanation:Avg speed × total times = total distance

20×25=500

Since acceleration in the 1st interval is same as deceleration in the 3rd interval and deceleration is from the same velocity achieved after acceleration, t  

1

=t  

3

 

s  

1

=  

2

1

×5t  

1

2

 

s  

2

=(5t  

1

)t  

2

 

s  

3

=(5t  

1

)×t  

3

−  

2

1

×5×t  

1

2

=(5t  

1

)×t  

1

−  

2

1

×5×t  

1

2

 

s  

1

+s  

2

+s  

3

=5t  

1

t  

2

+5t  

1

2

 

⇒5t  

1

2

+5t  

1

t  

2

=500−−−−1

2t  

1

+t  

2

=25−−−−2

Solving (1 ) and   (2) ⇒t  

1

=5,t  

2

=15sec

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