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A racing car has a uniform acceleration of 6m/s. what distance will it cover 12s after the start

Answers

Answered by mintjam
1

Explanation:

if it runs with uniform motion, then

in 1 second,6m

in 12sec, 6m×12=72m

Answered by Anonymous
13

Final velocity (v) = 72m/s

Explanation:

Question-

A racing car has a uniform acceleration of 6m/s² . What distance will it cover 12s after the start?

Given Information -

  • Initial velocity (u) = 0m/s
  • Acceleration(a) = 6m/s²
  • Time (t) = 12 secs.

Required Solution-

  • Final velocity (v)

Solution -

\blue\bigstarWhat to do?

To find the final velocity with the given information, we'll follow the formula of Velocity Time Relation and will replace the value with the formula to attain our required solution.

\blue\bigstarFormula -

  • \underline{\boxed{\sf\purple{v = u+at}}}

\blue\bigstarAnswer -

[Replacing values]

\impliesㅤ v = u+at

\implies ㅤv= 0+(6×12)

\implies ㅤv= 0+72

\implies ㅤv= 72

ㅤSo, final velocity (v) is 72 m/s.

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