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A train starting from a railway station and moving with unify Accleration attains a speed of 40 km  {h} ^{-1} in 10 minutes. Find its acceleration. ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given,

Initial velocity, {u}={0}

Final velocity,  v=40 km\: {h} ^{-1}=11.11m\:{s}^{-1}

Time  {(t)} =10 minutes = 60*10 =600 s

Acceleration  {(a)} ={?}

We know that  {v} =u + at

 {11.11}=0 + a * 600

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Answered by grahamdon2000
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Answer:

240 kmh^-2

Step-by-step explanation:

A= (40-0)/ (10/60)                      NOTE :- 10 is divided by 60 to make hours                

  = 40/(1/6)                                               & Final velocity is 40 and Initial                                                                                  =     40*6                                                  velocity is 0.

ANS =240 kmh^-2

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