Physics, asked by seema7596, 1 year ago

An aeroplane land on a run way and comes to a stand still in 20 second when the brakeing force acting on wheels producing a retardgtion of 5 meter per second square find the initial velocity in kmper hour ​

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Answered by skh2
31

Retardation = 5 m/sec^2

This means that:-

Acceleration =(-5)m/sec^2

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Time taken to stop = 20seconds

The final velocity = 0m/sec

[As the Aeroplane is brought down to Rest]

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From First Equation of Motion we have :-

V=U+at\\ \\ \\U=V-at\\ \\ \\U=0-(-5)20\\ \\ \\U=0+100\\ \\ \\U=100m/sec

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Thus:-

The initial velocity of the plane was 100 m/sec

But :-

1m/sec=\dfrac{18}{5}kmph

so,

Initial velocity in Kmph will be :-

=100*\dfrac{18}{5}\\ \\ \\=20*18\\ \\ \\=360\:Kmph

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Answered by Anonymous
19

MOTION :

Solution :

Since, Retardation is produced by applying the brakes , that means

Final velocity, v = 0 m/s

Time taken, t = 20 secs

Acceleration, a = - \mathsf{5m{s}^{-2}}

Using 1st equation of motion,

\boxed{\mathsf{\green{v\:=\:u\:+\:at}}}

\mathsf{0\:=\:u\:+\:(-5)(20)}

\mathsf{u\:=\:100\:m{s}^{-1}}

In kmph,

 \mathsf{u\:=\:{\dfrac{100*18}{5}}}

\boxed{\mathsf{\green{u\:=\:360\:km/hr}}}


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