Physics, asked by yadavchandan8022, 11 months ago

Two cars A and B travelling towards each other on
a straight road with speed 20 ms 1 and 10 ms -1
respectively. When they are 400 m apart both drivers
apply brakes simultaneously and each car comes at
rest in the same time. The ratio of their magnitude
of retardations (an: ag) is​

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Answered by mad210202
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Given:

Speed of A and B are given as

u_{A}=20 ms^{-1}

u_{B}=10 ms^{-1}

To Find: Ratio of their magnitude of retardation

Step by Step Solution:

Apply first equation of motion,

v=u+at

0=u_{A}-a_{A}t

solve the above equation

a_{A}=\dfrac{u_{A} }{t} ----- (1)

0=u_{B}-a_{B}t

solve the above equation

a_{B}=\dfrac{ u_{B}}{t} -----(2)

Divide equation (1) and equation (2)

\dfrac{a_{A} }{a_{B} } =\dfrac{\dfrac{u_{A} }{t } }{\dfrac{u_{B} }{t} }=\dfrac{u_{A} }{u_{B} }=\dfrac{20}{10}=\dfrac{2}{1}

The ratio of their magnitude of retardation is 2:1.

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