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A car starts from rest at velocity 10m/s in 40secs. The driver applies a breakand slows down to 5m/s in 10secs. Find the acceleration in both the cases​

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Answered by MystícPhoeníx
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Answer:-

Firstly we calculate the acceleration in 1st case .

  • Initial velocity ,u = 0m/s
  • Final velocity ,v = 10m/s
  • Time taken ,t = 40 s

As we know that acceleration is defined as the rate of change in velocity .

  • a = v-u/t

Where,

  • a denote acceleration
  • v denote final velocity
  • u denote initial velocity
  • t denote time taken

Substitute the value we get

:\implies a = 10-0/40

:\implies a₁ = 10/40

:\implies a₁ = 1/4

:\implies a₁ = 0.25 m/

  • Hence, the acceleration of the car is 0.25m/

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  • Initial velocity ,u = 10m/s
  • Final velocity ,v = 5m/s
  • Time taken ,t = 10s

Now, calculating the acceleration in 2nd case .

a = v-u/t

Substitute the value we get

:\implies a₂ = 5-10/10

:\implies a₂ = -5/10

:\implies a₂ = -0.5 m/

Here, negative sign show retardation

  • Hence, the acceleration in 2nd case is 0.5m/.

Answered by SavageBlast
306

Given:-

  • Car starts from rest at velocity 10m/s in 40 secs.

  • The driver applies a breakand slows down to 5m/s in 10 secs.

To Find:-

  • Acceleration in both the cases

Law used:-

  • {\bf{\boxed{First\:Law\:of\:Motion:\: v =u+at}}}

Here,

  • a = Acceleration

  • v = Final Velocity

  • u = Initial Velocity

  • t = time

Solution:-

Let the acceleration before applying breaks be a and after applying be a'.

Case 1: When the breaks were not applied.

Using, v = u + at

Here,

  • v = 10m/s

  • u = 0m/s

  • t = 40 sec

  • a = a

Putting Values,

\sf •\leadsto\:a =\dfrac{10-0}{40}

\sf •\leadsto\:a =\dfrac{10}{40}

\sf •\leadsto\:a =\dfrac{1}{4}

{\bf{\boxed{•\leadsto\:a= 0.25ms^{-2}}}}

Hence, The acceleration of the car before applying breaks is 0.25m/s²

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Case 2: When breaks were applied.

Again Using, v = u + at

Here,

  • v = 5m/s

  • u = 10m/s

  • t = 10 sec

  • a = a'

Putting Values,

\sf •\leadsto\:a' =\dfrac{5-10}{10}

\sf •\leadsto\:a' =\dfrac{-5}{10}

\sf •\leadsto\:a' =\dfrac{-1}{2}

{\bf{\boxed{•\leadsto\:a' = -0.5ms^{-2}}}}

{negative sign show retardation}

Hence, The acceleration of the car after applying breaks is 0.5m/s².

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