Physics, asked by shreyavaish, 1 year ago

a vehicle is accelerating on a straight road its velocity at any instant is 30 km/h, at 2 second it is 33.6 k/h and after further 2 sec it is 37.2 km/hr find the acceleration of the vehicle in meter per second square. Is the acceleration uniform.


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Answered by BhavyaSingh2611
37

At t=0

v=30*(5/18)m/s

v=8.33 m/s

t=2

v1=33.6*(5/18) m/s

v1=9.33 m/s

t=4

v2=37.2*(5/18)

v2=10.33 m/s

Since the velocity is increasing 1m/s every 2 sec therefore it is a uniform acceleration of 0.5 m/s^2

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Answered by saghirkhanmhl41
1

Answer:

Answer

Given velocity v

1

=30km/h=8.33m/s

velocity v

2

=33.6km/h=9.33m/s

velocity v

3

=37.2km/h=10.33m/s

Time interval between v

1

and v

2

= 2s and v

2

and v

3

=2 s

Now acceleration a

12

=

2

9.33−8.33

=0.5m/s

2

similarly acceleration a

123

=

2

10.33−9.33

=0.5m/s

2

Now the net acceleration a

12

=

4

10.33−8.33

=0.5m/s

2

Yes the acceleration is uniform.

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