Physics, asked by SmartBoy9012, 1 year ago

A car travelling at 20 km per hour speed up to 60 km per hour in 6 seconds what is its acceleration

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Answered by tushar239016
1

Explanation:

u = 20 kmph = 20*1000/3600 = 200/36 = 5.55 mps

v = 60kmph = 60*1000/3600 = 600/36 = 16.66mps

t = 6s

a = 16.66 - 5.55 / 6

= 11.11 / 6

= 1.85 mps

Answered by LEGENDARYSUMIT01
1

Explanation:

To find acceleration =Final velocity (v) -Initial velocity (u) /time

According to the question,

Initial velocity =20km/h=20×5/18=5.55556m/s (converting km/h to m/s)

Final velocity =60km/h=60×5/18=16.66667m/s(converting km/h to m/s)

Time given=6 seconds

Acceleration =v-u/t

=16.66667-5.55556/6

=1.85185m/s²

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