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A train starting from rest attain its velocity at 20 m/s in 5 minutes if the acceleration is 1/15 m/s² then find the distance travel during this time??

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Answered by khushi02022010
10

Answer:

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v=u+at

a=(v-u)/t -----------(1)

v=72 km/h

=20m/s

u=0

t=5*60 sec =300sec

by putting values of v,u,t in (1)

a=1/15 m/s2

s=ut +(1/2)at2

=0+(1/2)(1/15)(300)(300)

=3km

Answered by XxItzkillergirlXx
28

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 \Rightarrow \: {initial \: velocity = 0}

 \Rightarrow \: { final \: velocity = 20 \frac{m}{s} }

 \Rightarrow \: {time = 2min = 120sec}

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1)acceleration =   \: ?

 \pmb{using \: first \: equation}

 \boxed{ \pmb{ \purple{v = u + at}}}

 \rightarrow \: {20 = 0 + 120a}

 \rightarrow \: {20   = 120a}

 \rightarrow \: a =  \frac{20}{120}

 \rightarrow \: {a =  \frac{1}{6} }

 \boxed{a = 0.167 \frac{m}{ {s}^{2} } }

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2)distance \: travelled =   \: ?

 \pmb{using \: third \: equation}

 \boxed{ \pmb{ \purple{ {v}^{2}  =  {u}^{2}  + 2as}}}

 \rightarrow \: { {20}^{2}  =  {0}^{2}  + 2 \times 0.167 \times s}

 \rightarrow \: {400 = 0.334 \times s}

 \rightarrow \: {s =  \frac{400}{0.334} }

 \boxed{s = 1197.6m}

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