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A car travelling initially at a speed of 10 m/s is accelerated so that the speed
increases to 110 m/s in 5s. The acceleration of the car will be

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Answered by shubhamdhaygude9623
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Answer:

110-10/5=100/5=20m/s^2

Answered by AnswerWriter
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initial speed (i.s) = 10 m/s

final speed (f.s) = 110 m/s

∴ change in speed (Δ v) = f.s - i.s = 110 m/s - 10 m/s = 100 m/s

time taken (t) = 5 s

 \bold{∴ acceleration =  \frac{Δ v}{t} } \\  \bold{ =  \frac{100}{5}  =  \underline{20 \: m/s {}^{2} }}

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