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A motor car starts from rest and accelerates uniformly for 10s to a velocity of 20m/s. it then runs at a constant speed and is finally brought to rest in 40m with a constant acceleration. total distance covered is 640m. find the value of accelartion retardation and total time taken.

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Answered by santy2
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The journey undertaken is as follows:

1) from A to B.....car starts from rest and accelerates uniformly for 10s until a final velocity of 20m/s.
2)from B to C....runs at a constant speed (20m/s)
3)From C to D.....brought to rest in 40m with a constant acceleration.

Use SUVAT equation: where s-dis[lacement, u-initial velocity,v-final                                           velocity, a-acceleration, t-time.

V=U+at 
V2=U2+2as
S=ut+1/2at2
S=1/2(U+V)t

calculate distance and time taken in each section:

i)calculate distance covered between A and B
S=1/2(U+V)t  =1/2(0+20)10 
  = 100m
Time taken= 10 s
ii)distance between B and C:
total distance = 640
therefore distance covered is 640-100-40= 500m

Time taken=Distance/ speed    = 500/20  =  25 seconds

iii)distance covered between C and D = 40m (as given)u

Time taken =

s=1/2(u+v)t   therefore t=  2s/(u+v)
                                   =2x40/(20+0)
                                   =80/20 = 4seconds (4s for stopping)                

a)Find acceleration:

v= u+at    here final velocity is 0
therefore  at=v    where t is total time taken(10s+25+4=39s)
a= 0/2    0 acceleration

b)retardation: between C and D
v=u+at    0=20+4a  4a=-20    a=- 5
therefore retardation = -5m/s2
c)total time taken:
that is time between A to D  =
10s + 25s + 4s  = 39seconds
Answered by arhammohamed174
6

Answer:

time taken =4s

acceleration=0

retardation=-5/2 ms

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