Physics, asked by ahemed2333, 1 year ago

a metro train runs from station a to b to c. it takes 4 mins in travelling from a to b. the train halts at station b for 20 s. then its starts from station b and reaches station c in next 3 mins. at the start the train accelerates for 10 sec to reach the constant speed of 72km/hr . the train moving with constant speed is brought to rest in 10 sec at the next station. plot the velocity -time graph for the train travelling from station a to b to c. calculate the distance between the stations a b and c
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Answered by amitnrw
98

Answer:

a-b  = 4.6 km

b - c = 3.4 km

a-c = 8 km

Explanation:

a metro train runs from station a to b to c

Takes 4 mins in travelling from a to b

train accelerates for 10 sec to reach the constant speed of 72km/hr

brought to rest in 10 sec at the next station.

72km/hr  = 72 * 1000/3600  = 20 m/s

Time to travel with constant Speed = 4*60 - 10 - 10  = 220 sec

acceleration = 20/10 = 2 m/s²

Distance Covered from a to b

= 20²/(2*2) + 20*220 + 20²/(2*2)

= 100 + 4400 + 100

= 4600 m

= 4.6 km

Distance covered from b to c

= 20²/(2*2) + 20*160 + 20²/(2*2)

=  100 + 3200 + 100

= 3400 m

= 3.4 km

a-b  = 4.6 km

b - c = 3.4 km

a-c = 8 km

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Answered by yashodhanaigaonkar
6

Answer:

a to b. 4.6

b to c 3.4

Explanation:

distance covered from a to b is

v= 72 km/hr= 20 m/s

time = 4×60=240

halt at b for 20 sec t2= 20 sec

so t1 = 240 -20 = 220 sec

s for a to b is

v × t1 + v × t2= 20 × 220 + 1/2 × 20 × 20

= 4400 + 200 = 4600 m = 4.6 km

distance covered from b to c is

v = 20 m/ s

t1 = 10 sec , t2 = 160 sec, t3= 10 sec

= 1/2 v× t1 + v× t2+1/2×v×t3

=1/2 ×20 ×10 + 20 ×160 + 1/2 × 20×10

= 100+3200+100

=3400 m=3.4 km

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