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a train is moving with a velocity of 90 km per hour it is brought to stop by applying brakes which is produced by retardation of 0.5 metre per second square find the velocity of 10 seconds and time taken by the train to come to rest​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf{v=20\;m/s}

\sf{t=50\;s}

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Given:-

\sf{u=90\;km/hr = 90\times\dfrac{5}{18} =25\;m/s.}

\sf{t=10\;s.}

\sf{a=-0.5\;m/s^{2}}

\sf{By\;using\;1st\;equation\;of\;motion,}

\sf{v=u+at}

\sf{v=25-\dfrac{5}{10} \times 10 = 25-5=20\;m/s.}

{\boxed{\boxed{\bf{v=20\;m/s}}}}

Now,

\sf{u=25\;m/s.}

\sf{v=0}

\sf{a=-0.5\;m/s^{2}}

\sf{t=?}

\sf{By\;using\;1st\;equation\;of\;motion,}

\sf{v=u+at}

\sf{0=25-\dfrac{5}{10} \;t}

{\boxed{\boxed{\bf{t=50\;s}}}}

Answered by jeffwin18
0

Answer:

Answer:−

\sf{v=20\;m/s}v=20m/s

\sf{t=50\;s}t=50s

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Explanation:−

Given:-

\sf{u=90\;km/hr = 90\times\dfrac{5}{18} =25\;m/s.}u=90km/hr=90×

18

5

=25m/s.

\sf{t=10\;s.}t=10s.

\sf{a=-0.5\;m/s^{2}}a=−0.5m/s

2

\sf{By\;using\;1st\;equation\;of\;motion,}Byusing1stequationofmotion,

\sf{v=u+at}v=u+at

\sf{v=25-\dfrac{5}{10} \times 10 = 25-5=20\;m/s.}v=25−

10

5

×10=25−5=20m/s.

{\boxed{\boxed{\bf{v=20\;m/s}}}}

v=20m/s

Now,

\sf{u=25\;m/s.}u=25m/s.

\sf{v=0}v=0

\sf{a=-0.5\;m/s^{2}}a=−0.5m/s

2

\sf{t=?}t=?

\sf{By\;using\;1st\;equation\;of\;motion,}Byusing1stequationofmotion,

\sf{v=u+at}v=u+at

\sf{0=25-\dfrac{5}{10} \;t}0=25−

10

5

t

{\boxed{\boxed{\bf{t=50\;s}}}}

t=50s

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