A driver of a train travelling at a speed of 15m/s applies brake and retards the train uniformally the train stop in. 5s, another train B is travelling on a parallel track with a speed of 10m/s . It's driver applies brake and the train stop in. 10s regarding uniformaly Find. Plot speed time graph for train A and B
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To get the distance travelled by the two trains we will use the formula :
Distance = speed × time
Train A:
15 × 5 = 75 M
Train B:
10 × 10 = 100 M
We are plotting the graph of velocity against time.
Find the graph in the image below.
Since it is retardation, the graphs slope downwards from initial velocities to zero.
Distance = speed × time
Train A:
15 × 5 = 75 M
Train B:
10 × 10 = 100 M
We are plotting the graph of velocity against time.
Find the graph in the image below.
Since it is retardation, the graphs slope downwards from initial velocities to zero.
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Explanation:
To get the distance travelled by the two trains we will use the formula :
Distance = speed × time
Train A:
15 × 5 = 75 M
Train B:
10 × 10 = 100 M
We are plotting the graph of velocity against time.
Find the graph in the image below.
Since it is retardation, the graphs slope downwards from initial velocities to zero.
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