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a moving train is brought to rest within 20 seconds by applying brakes find the initial velocity if the retardation due to application of brakes is 2 M per second square

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Answered by FlashMello613
384
v = 0 m/s
t = 20 s
a = - 2 m/s^2
Using 1st Equation of Motion,
v = u + a•t
=> u = v - a•t
=> u = 0 m/s - ( - 2 m/s^2)•(20 s)
=> u = 40 m/s .
Answered by nirman95
45

Given:

  • Retardation is 2 m/s².
  • Time taken to stop is 20 sec.

To find:

  • Initial velocity of train ?

Calculation:

  • Since the train stops, the final velocity (v) will be zero.

Applying EQUATIONS OF KINEMATICS:

 \sf \therefore \: v = u + at

  • Value of 'a' will be -2 m/s², as it is negative acceleration (i.e. retardation).

 \sf \implies  \: 0 = u + ( - 2)(20)

 \sf \implies  \: 0 = u  - 40

 \sf \implies  \: u =  40 \: m/s

So, initial velocity of train is 40 m/s.

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