A truck initially moving with a speed of 50 km/h accelerate and moves with the speed of 70 km/h after 10 seconds . Calculate the acceleration of the truck.
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The initial velocity of the truck = 50 km/hr
Changing into SI unit
The initial velocity = 50*5/18 m/sec=250/18 m/sec
Final velocity of the truck = 70 km/hr
Changing into SI unit :
Final velocity = 70 * 5/18 m/sec= 350/18 m/sec
Time = 10 seconds
Acceleration =?
We know that, from equations of motion :-
✔️a= v-u/t
So, Acceleration =
So,
The acceleration of the truck ⛟ is approximately 10/18 m/sec²
Hope this will be helping you ✌️
The initial velocity of the truck = 50 km/hr
Changing into SI unit
The initial velocity = 50*5/18 m/sec=250/18 m/sec
Final velocity of the truck = 70 km/hr
Changing into SI unit :
Final velocity = 70 * 5/18 m/sec= 350/18 m/sec
Time = 10 seconds
Acceleration =?
We know that, from equations of motion :-
✔️a= v-u/t
So, Acceleration =
So,
The acceleration of the truck ⛟ is approximately 10/18 m/sec²
Hope this will be helping you ✌️
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Answer:
The initial velocity of the truck = 50 km/hr
Changing into SI unit
The initial velocity = 50*5/18 m/sec=250/18 m/sec
The final velocity of the truck = 70 km/hr
Changing into SI unit :
Final velocity = 70 * 5/18 m/sec= 350/18 m/sec
Time = 10 seconds
Acceleration =?
We know that, from equations of motion :-
✔️a= v-u/t
So, Acceleration =
So,
The acceleration of the truck ⛟ is approximately 10/18 m/sec²
Hope this will be helping you ✌️
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