The driver of a train travelling at 40 m/s applies the brakes as a train enters a station. The train slows down at a rate of 2 m/s^-2. The platform is 400 m long. Will the train stop in time?
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It is given that the train slows down as it approaches a station. It is given that the train slows down at a rate of 2ms−2. This means that when the driver applies the breaks, the train undergoes retardation. It is given that the initial velocity of the train is 40m/s.
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It is given that the train slows down as it approaches a station. It is given that the train slows down at a rate of 2ms−2. This means that when the driver applies the breaks, the train undergoes retardation. It is given that the initial velocity of the train is 40m/s.
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