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A train starting from rest moves with a uniform acceleration of 0-2m/square for 5 minutes. calculate the speed acuired and distance travelled in this time

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Answered by MystícPhoeníx
152

Given:-

  • Initial velocity =0m/s

  • Acceleration =2m/s²

  • Time taken =5min =5×60=300s

To Find:-

  • Final velocity

  • Distance travelled train

Solution :-

By using 1st equation of motion

➦ v=u+at

➭ v = 0+ 2× 300

➭ v=600m/s

∴The final velocity of train is 600m/s

and Now,

By using 2nd equation of motion

➦ s=ut +1/2at²

➭ s = 0×300 +1/2 ×2 × 300×300

➭ s =90000 m

∴The distance covered by train is 90km.

Answered by Anonymous
8

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\huge{\mathtt{QUESTION}}

➡ A train starting from rest moves with a uniform acceleration of 0-2m/square for 5 minutes. Calculate the speed aquired and distance travelled in this time .

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\large{\textsf{\red{Given\: :}}}

\sf Initial \:velocity\: = \:0\: ( as\: the \:train\: was \:at \:rest )

\sf Acceleration\: = \:2\: {m}^{2}

\sf Time\:=\: 5\:min. \:=\: 5 \times 60 \:=\: 300\:sec

\large{\textsf{\red{To\:Find\: :}}}

↪Speed

↪Distance travelled

Now , from first equation of motion

↪ v = u + at

↪ v = 0 + 2(300)

↪ v = 600 m/s

\:\:\:\:\:\:\large{\textsf{\red{SPEED\:=\:600\:m/s}}}

Now , from second equation of motion

\sf {v}^{2} - {u}^{2} = 2as

\sf {600}^{2} - 0 = 2(2)s

\sf s = \dfrac{600 \times 600}{2 \times 2}

\sf s = \dfrac{360000}{4}

\sf s = 90000

\:\:\:\:\:\:\large{\textsf{\red{DISTANCE\:=\:90000\:m\:90\:km}}}

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