A person traveling at 43•2 km/h applies the brakes giving a deceleration of 6 m/s^2 to his scooter . How far will it travels before stopping?
Answers
Answer:
Given:
Initial velocity of scooter = 43.2 km/hr
Deceleration = 6 m/s²
To find:
Distance travelled before stopping
Concept:
Whenever brakes are applied in a moving vehicle( having an initial velocity) , the object experiences deceleration . The object travels some distance before coming to rest.
It can be calculated by using Equations of Kinematics since the deceleration is constant.
Conversion:
43.2 km/hr = 12 m/s
Calculation:
So final answer :
Question :-
A person traveling at 43•2 km/h applies the brakes giving a deceleration of 6 m/s^2 to his scooter . How far will it travels before stopping?
Answer :-
Person will cover 12 metre before stopping .
To Find :-
→ Distance covered by person before stopping .
Solution :-
Here we will have to apply 3rd Equation of motion , i.e,
Here final velocity (v) become zero because of stopping of motion .
Firstly convert km/hr into m/s
For this conversion multiply by 5/18 for m/s
(Approximately initial velocity )
Putting these given values in equation of motion
Note :-
→ Deceleration or retardation is negative
That person will stop after 12 metre .