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the speed at the start of 10s is 10m/s and at the end it is 20m/s . Find the aceleration and distance travelled in the duration

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Answered by Anonymous
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v = u + at

(Newtons first equation of motion)

Here,

u=10m/s

v=20m/s

t=10s

To find: a

According to Newton's first equation of motion

20=10+a(10)

a(10)=10

a=1

a=1m/s^2

s = ut +  \frac{1}{2} \times a  \times t {}^{2}

Newtons second equation of motion

Here

u=10m/s

t=10s

a=10m/s^2

To find:s

According to newton's second equation of motion

s=10(10)+50

s=150m

\bold\red{Acceleration \ is \ 10ms^{-2} \ and \ displacement \ is \ 150m}

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