Physics, asked by shr15, 1 year ago

please help me with this physics problem

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Answered by devenderbudhera
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Hope it helps. If answer is wrong please tell me.

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shr15: thanks ur ans. is correcy
shr15: thanks ur ans. is correct
shr15: u +1/2 a (2n-1) is this a formula
devenderbudhera: Yes this is a formula .you will find its derivation in your book.
Answered by helpme10
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Hey dear here is your answer!!!!

Given:- u = 72 km/hr => 20m/s
a= -2 m/ s^2
v = 0
s= ?

=> v^2 - u ^2 = 2as
=> 0-400 = 2*(-2)(s)
=>100m = s

a) Distance travelled is 100m
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=> v = u + at
=> 0 = 20+(-2)t
=> 2t = 20
=> t = 10 s

b) time taken = 10 seconds
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At t = 1 sec

=> S= u + 1/2 a ( 2n-1)
=> S = 20 + (-1)(2-1)......{ n = 1 sec }
=> S = 20-1
=> S = 19 m

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At t = 3 sec

=> S = u + 1/2 a (2n-1)
=> S = 20+(-1)(6-1)......{n= 3 sec }
=> S = 20-5
=> S = 15 m

c) answer is 18&15 m respectively

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Hope it helps u dear...☺️☺️☺️☺️

helpme10: me tooo
shr15: oh great
helpme10: anytime to help u
shr15: i tried to calculate distance traveled by other formulas but i aint getting right but by this formula it is right why is it so?
helpme10: what formula are u applying?
shr15: like i tried to calculate by v=u+at or
helpme10: no , it's wrong to calculate by such method
shr15: can u follow me please coz everytime i post a question it gets notified to my follower ,actually i m new here .decide as per your convenience
helpme10: ok ?
shr15: please help me with my new question
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