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An object undergoes an acceleration of 10 Ms Starting from rest .Find the distance travelled In 5 second

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Answered by amikkr
1

Distance travelled by the object is 125M(meter).

  • We know that the object starts from rest .
  • It undergoes continuous acceleration of 10m/s².
  • Time travelled is 5 seconds.
  • USing the laws of motion second formula

S(distance) = ut + \frac{1}{2} at^{2}

where u is initial velocity,t is time travelled and a is acceleration.

  • As the object starts from rest it's initial velocity is 0.
  • Substituting the known values in the equation we get,

S = (0)×5 + \frac{1}{2} (10).5^{2}

S = 0 + 125

S = 125m

Answered by jazz1960000
0

Answer:

Distance travelled by the object is 125M(meter).

We know that the object starts from rest .

It undergoes continuous acceleration of 10m/s².

Time travelled is 5 seconds.

USing the laws of motion second formula

S(distance) = ut + \frac{1}{2} at^{2}

2

1

at

2

where u is initial velocity,t is time travelled and a is acceleration.

As the object starts from rest it's initial velocity is 0.

Substituting the known values in the equation we get,

S = (0)×5 + \frac{1}{2} (10).5^{2}

2

1

(10).5

2

S = 0 + 125

S = 125m

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