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a dog running at a speed of 2 metre per second accelerates at a constant rate of 1.5 metres per second square for 5 seconds calculate the distance covered with a dog and final velocity of the dog​

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Answered by Mohd0aman0mirza
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Answered by amanchandra1567
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Explanation:

Inital speed of dog =2m/s

a=1.5m/s square

t=5 sec

Final velocity,

V=u+at (first equation of motion)

=2+1.5×5

=2+7.5

=9.5m/s.

Distance covered by cat=?

v=d÷t

D= V2×t

=9.5×5

= 47.5m

Therefore,the final speed is 9.5m/s and distance covered by dog is 47.5 m.

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