Physics, asked by vincepaulrubi, 5 months ago

An out-of-control F-Liner bus having a speed of 120 kilometer per hour (kph) is made to stop in 0.02 hour. What is the acceleration causes it to stop?

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Answered by dualadmire
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Given:

The initial speed of the F-liner bus = 120 km/hr

The time taken to stop the F-liner bus = 0.02 hours.

To find:

The acceleration to stop the bus.

Solution:

Initial velocity of bus u = 120 km/hr

Final velocity v = 0 km/hr

Acceleration = -a

Time taken = 0.02 hr

Then using the relation: v= u + at

0 = 120 - a*0.02

0.02a = 120

a = 120/ 0.02

a = 6000 km/hr²

Therefore the acceleration required to stop the bus will be in opposite direction and its magnitude will be 6000 km/hr².

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