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the speed of a bus increases from 25 km/h to 70 km/h in 5 seconds. Find the mean acceleration of the bus.

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Answered by BrainlyKing5
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GIVEN THAT SPEED OF BUS INCREASES FROM 25KM/H TO 70KM/H IN 5 SECONDS.


THEREFORE


INITIAL VELOCITY ( VELOCITY DURING FIRST POINT OF REFERENCE ) (U) = 25KM/H


FINAL VELOCITY ( VELOCITY DURING LAST POINT OF REFERENCE ) (V) = 70 KM/H


NOW CONVERTING INITIAL AND FINAL VELOCITY IN M/S


WE HAVE


25 KM/H × 5/18 = 6.95 m/s


70 KM/H × 5/18 = 19.45 m/s


TIME TAKEN BY BUS = 5 SECONDS


NOW ACCELERATION


=. V - U / TIME


(19.45 - 6.95) / 5s


= 12.50 / 5


2.5 m/s^2


There for ACCELERATION = 2.5 M/ s^2



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