Physics, asked by KaviyyaK, 1 month ago

a racing car has a uniform acceleration of 6m/s square .what distance will it cover in 10sec after start​

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Answered by aryan25582
1

Answer:

60 m/s²

Explanation:

To Find

velocity =displacement upon time

so velocity is 6m/s

Time is 10second

displacement=?

6 =d upon 10

d =10x6=60

Answered by Anonymous
26

 \huge \bf {\underline{\underline{Answer:-}}}

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 \dag \cal{\underline{Given:-}}

 \colon\mapsto\tt {Acceleration(a)=6m/s^{2}}

 \colon \mapsto \tt{Time\: period(t)=10 seconds}

★By this, we can say that the car is initially at rest.

 \colon \mapsto \tt{Initial\: velocity (u)=0}

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 \dag \cal {\underline{To\: find:-}}

★The distance(S),car will cover in 10 seconds after its start .

 \dag \cal {\underline{kinematic\: equation\: to\: be\: used:-}}

\large \implies \purple{S=ut+\frac{1}{2}at^{2}}

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 \dag \cal {\underline{Where,}}

 \to {S=Distance\:, the\: car\: will\: cover}

 \to {u=Initial\: velocity}

 \to{u="Zero"\: in\: this\: case}

 \to {T=Time\: Period}

 \to {a=Acceleration}

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 \dag \cal {\underline{Substituting\: in\: the\: equation,}}

\small \colon \mapsto{S=ut+\frac{1}{2}at^{2}}

\small \colon \mapsto{S=0\times10sec+\frac{1}{2}\times6m/s^{2}(10sec)^{2}}

 \small \colon \mapsto{S=0+\frac{1}{\cancel{2}}_{1}×^{3}\cancel{6}\frac{m}{\cancel{s^{2}}}\times100\cancel{s^{2}}}

\small \colon \mapsto{S=3m\times100}

\large \to \pink {\fbox {S=300m}}

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 \dag \cal {\underline{Henceupon,}}

★The Distance car will cover in 10sec after start is 300m

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