Physics, asked by Anonymous, 10 months ago

Calculate distance travelled from the data. What is the acceleration in this case?

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Answered by Mihir1001

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In ur case, the time is changing with zero acceleration,

i.e.constant velocity.

Thus, distance can be optimized at a particular time instant.

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So, following are the different distances travelled at different instances of time :

0 second —> 0 metres
2 seconds —> 40 metres
4 seconds —> 80 metres
6 seconds —> 120 metres
8 seconds —> 160 metres
10 seconds —> 200 metres
12 seconds —> 240 metres
14 seconds —> 280 metres

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