A train moves from one station to another in two hours time it's speed during the motion is shown in the graph . determine the maximum acceleration during the whole journey .
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I think,
We know that Acceleration = (v-u)/t.
Now the time is given which is, t=2.
In the graph v=60 and u=0.
Now, (v-u)/2 = (60-0)/2=60/2=30km/hr.
So the Acceleration is 30km/hr.
Isn't it right?
siddu5494:
bablu Ur answer is correct if average acceleration is asked, but question is about maximum acceleration. Did u understood the question
According to the question we have to calculate the accelaration. And the rule to calculate Acceleration is (v-u)/t
No minus of time is needed to calculate Acceleration
One minute
Oh sorry
There is a word maximum.
yes babulal the formula is correct. u most put v=60, u=20 and t=0.25
now u understood what i mean to say
That's it, you are right, sister
thanku you both for helping @siddu and @babula
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