Physics, asked by umarmukthar9853, 14 days ago

the velocity of amoving object change from 20metre per second 60metre per second in 10 seconds calculte it's accelration

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Answered by YourHelperAdi
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To Find :

 \tt{the \: accelelaration \: of \: the \: body}

Given :

 \bull \:  \tt{initial \: velocity = 20 \: m \: per \: sec}

 \bull \:  \tt{final \: velocity = 60 \: km \: per \: sec}

 \bull \:  \tt{time \:  = 10 \: sec}

Formula to be applied :

 \bull \tt{formula \: of \: acceleration}

 \tt{acceleration =  \frac{v - u}{t}}

\tt{where, }

\tt{v = final \: velocity }

 \tt{u = initial \: velocity}

 \tt {t = time}

Solution :

 \tt{initial \: velocity = 20 \: mps} \\  \tt{final \: velocity \:  = \: 60 \: mps }

 \tt {so \: acceleration =  \frac{v - u}{10} }

\implies \tt{acceleration =  \frac{60 - 20}{10} }

 \implies \tt{acceleration =  \frac{ \cancel{40}}{ \cancel{10}} }

 \implies \tt{acceleration = 4 \: m \: per \: se {c}^{2} }

hence, Acceleration = 4 m/s²

Additional Information :

  • Final Velocity = u + at
  • Initial Velocity = v-at
  • t = v-u/a

Equations of motion :

  • v = u+at
  • s = ut + ½ at²
  • 2as = v²-u²

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