A car travelling at 108km/hr has its speed reduced to 36km/hr in 10sec acceleration is?
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let u be the initial velocity,v be the final velocity,t be the time taken and a be the acceleration.
From the definition of acceleration,we know that acceleration is equal to:
(final velocity-initial velocity)/time taken.
a=(v-u)/t
Substituting the values:
u=108km/h=108*5/18=30m/s.
v=36km/h=36*5/18=10m/s.
t=10s
a=(10-30)/10
a=-20/10
a=-2/1
a=-2m/s2
Therefore the acceleration is -2 m/s2.
The negative sign(-) here represents deacceleration or retardation.
i.e.the object is coming to rest.
From the definition of acceleration,we know that acceleration is equal to:
(final velocity-initial velocity)/time taken.
a=(v-u)/t
Substituting the values:
u=108km/h=108*5/18=30m/s.
v=36km/h=36*5/18=10m/s.
t=10s
a=(10-30)/10
a=-20/10
a=-2/1
a=-2m/s2
Therefore the acceleration is -2 m/s2.
The negative sign(-) here represents deacceleration or retardation.
i.e.the object is coming to rest.
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