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a car traveling at a speed of 90 k/h comes to a complete to stop in 5 s when the brakes are passed calculate the acceleration and justify your answer

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

  • The Acceleration is -5m/s².

Explanation:

Initial velocity (u) = 90km/h

[1km = 1000m and 1h = 3600s]

  • ➺ u = 90 × 1000m/3600s
  • u = 25m/s

Time taken (t) = 5s

Final velocity (v) should be 0m/s as brakes are applied to stop the car.

  • v = 0m/s

As we know that,

  • The rate of change in velocity is called Acceleration.

So,

  • ➺ (v - u)/t = a
  • ➺ (0 - 25m/s)/5s = a
  • ➺ - 25m/s / 5s = a
  • a = -5m/s²

Hence, The Acceleration is -5m/s².

We can say that, The retardation is 5m/s².

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