Physics, asked by hkgondhiya2005, 6 months ago

In a narrow straight lane a car is forced to reduce its velocity from 15 m.s-1 to 5 m.s-1 in 2 seconds on account of a crossing pedestrian.
i. Calculate the acceleration of the car
ii. Determine the distance travelled by the car in this time

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Answered by avnbro11
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Answer:

20-May-2015 · Speed is still the most common factor in fatal road ... Even a small reduction in speed can greatly reduce the ... Car 1, travelling at 65 km/h, is overtaking Car 2 ,

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