Physics, asked by yatharth20, 1 year ago

At a certain instant an auto driver is driving at the speed of 30km/hr.Then he uniformly accelerates his auto and after 2.5 minutes the speed of his auto becomes 60km/hr.what is the average speed of the auto?what is the value of uniform acceleration during the given interval of time.

please explain and answer.

Answers

Answered by harshitreshmi13
18

Answer:uniform acceleration =0.2 m/sec2

Average speed= 7.5km/hr

Explanation:

Acceleration =v-u/time

Acceleration =

60-30/2.5min

Convert 2.5min into sec

1min=60sec

2.5min=?sec

Cross multiplication

2.5*60sec =150sec

Acceleration =

60-30/150=30/150=1/5

=0.2m/sec2

Average speed= total distance/2

1st find distance

S=d/t

30km/hr=d/150sec

Convert 150sec or 2.5min

Into hour

60 min = 1hr

2.5min=?hr

hr=2.5/60

D1=30*2.5/60=12.5km

D2=60*2.5/60=2.5km

Average speed= d1+d2/2

=12.5+2.5/2

=15/2

=7.5km/hr


yatharth20: anwer is wrong
Answered by abhiramgautam8253
24

Hello, initial velocity = 30 * 5/18 m/s

Final velocity = 60 * 5/18 m/s

So change in velocity = 60-30 (5/18 m/s)

Time taken = 2.5 min = 2.5 * 60 s = 25 * 6 s = 150 s

Hence acceleration (uniform) = change in velocity /time taken

==> 30 * 5/18 * 1/150 = 1/18 m/s²

As acceleration is uniform average velocity = u + v / 2 = 60+30/2 = 90/2 = 45 km/h

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