a motorcycle of mass 180 kg running with a speed of 50 m/s is stopped in 10s on applyind brakes.Calculate the constant retaedation of the motorcycle and the retarding force exerted by the brakes.
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Answer:
Given :
➡️ mass of the motorcycle = 180kg
➡️ initial velocity = u = 50m/s
➡️ final velocity = v = 0m/s (as the motorcycle stopped on applying brakes )
➡️ time for the motorcycle to stop = 10s
To find :
➡️ constant retardation of the motorcycle
➡️ retarding force exerted by brakes
Solution :
according to newton's equation,
we have v = u + at
substituting the values of v,u and t, we get
0 m/s = 50m/s + a×10s
that is,(0-50)m/s = a×10s
that is, -50/10 m/(s×s) = a
that is, a = -5m/s square
That is, retardation = -(a) = -(-5m/s) = 5m/s
Hence, the constant retardation of the motorcycle while applying brakes is 5 m/s square
we know that force = mass × acceleration
that is, force due to brakes = 180×(-5) N
that is, force = -900N
that is, retarding force = -(-900N) = 900N
Hence, the retarding force due to the brakes is 900N.
★ A motorcycle of mass 180 kg running with a speed of 50 m/s is stopped in 10s on applyind brakes.Calculate the constant retaedation of the motorcycle and the retarding force exerted by the brakes.
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⭐ mass of motorcycle = 180kg
⭐ initial velocity (u) = 50m\s
⭐ Final velocity (v) = 0.
⭐ Time to stop = 10s
⭐ retardation (a) = ?
⭐ retarding force by brakes = ?
(a) As we know that
retardation (a) =
retardation (a) =
retardation (a) =
retardation (a) = -5m\s²
(b) As we know that
Force = mass × acceleration
Force = 180 × -5
Force = -900kgm\s
Retarding force = 900kgm\s
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Extra information
★ Retardation – Change in the velocity of an object per unit time but the force acting on object is always in opposite direction
★ It is a vector quantity
★ It is always measured in negative
★The si unit is m\s²