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if a train travelling at 10 m/s starts to accelerate at 1 m/s² for 15 seconds on a straight track calculate its final speed in m/s

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Answered by Anonymous
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Provided that:

  • Initial velocity = 10 mps
  • Acceleration = 1 mps sq.
  • Time = 15 seconds

To calculate:

  • Final velocity

Solution:

  • Final velocity = 25 mps

Using concept(s):

  • To solve this question we can use either first equation of motion or acceleration formula.

Using formula(s):

Acceleration formula:

  • a = (v-u)/t

First equation of motion:

  • v = u + at

Where, a denotes acceleration, v denotes final velocity, u denotes initial velocity, t denotes time taken.

Required solution:

~ By using acceleration formula!

»»» a = (v-u)/t

»»» 1 = (v-10)/15

»»» 1 × 15 = v - 10

»»» 15 = v - 10

»»» 15 + 10 = v

»»» 25 = v

»»» v = 25 mps

»»» Final velocity = 25 mps

~ By using first equation of motion!

»»» v = u + at

»»» v = 10 + 1(15)

»»» v = 10 + 15

»»» v = 25 mps

»»» Final velocity = 25 mps

Additional information:

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Answered by TheAestheticBoy
42

Question :-

  • A train travelling 10 m/s starts to accelerate at 1 m/s² for 15 seconds on a straight track. Calculate its final speed in m/s .

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Answer :-

  • Final Velocity = 25 m/s .

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Explanation :-

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Given :-

  • Initial Velocity = 10 m/s
  • Acceleration = 1 m/s sq.
  • Time = 15 seconds

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To Find :-

  • Final Velocity = ?

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Solution :-

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Here, we have to calculate the Final Velocity of the train .

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★ Formula :- ᴀ = ( ᴠ - ᴜ ) / ᴛ

  • A denotes to Acceleration .
  • V denotes to Final Velocity .
  • U denotes to Initail Velocity .
  • T denotes to Time .

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Now, let's substitute ------

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 \longrightarrow \: \bf{ᴀ = (  \: v - u  \: ) \:  /  \: ᴛ} \\  \\  \longrightarrow \: \tt{1 = ( \: v - 10 \: ) \: / \: 15} \\  \\  \longrightarrow \: \tt{1 \times 15 = v - 10} \\  \\  \longrightarrow\: \tt{15 = v - 10} \\  \\  \longrightarrow\: \tt{v = 15 + 10} \\  \\  \longrightarrow\: \sf \red{v = 25 \: m /s}

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Hence :-

  • Final Velocity = 25 m/s .

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