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Q)Starting from rest, a cyclist moving at a uniform acceleration attains a velocity of 60m/s in 300
seconds. If he applies brake and slows down to rest at the rate of 2m/s?. Find
(a) the acceleration in first 200 seconds
(b) the time taken to come to rest in deceleration.
(c) The displacement in the whole journey
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Answered by chaudhari30anagha
15

Answer:

Explanation:

a) v = 60 m/s

   u = 0

   t = 300 sec

   v = u+at

    so, a = 60-0/300

a =  0.2 m/s^2

If u read the question properly , you would have marked that acceleration is uniform.

yes so, a=0.2 m/s2

b) Since the cyclist applies brake,

v = 0 , u = 60m/s(here) and a= - 2m/s(minus sign for deceleration.)

Again using   v = u+at;

we'll get --- 60= 2t and thus t= 30 sec

c) v^2- u^2 = 2as (s is displacement.)  

0- 3600 = 2 (-2s)  (Don't forget decelaration rate is given to us as 2.)

Hence, Displacement= 900 m

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Answered by rdssirilakshmi
1

Explanation:

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