Utkarsh riding his bicycle with speed of 36 km/h, suddenly he saw a nail in front of his bicycle at a distance of 10m. He applies the brake to avoid the puncture in his bicycle and stops the bicycle in 2 second just before the nail find the acceleration applies through the brake
a. 10m/s^2
b. 18m/s^2
c. 3.6m/s^2
d. 5m/s^2
Answers
Provided that:
- Initial velocity = 36 kmph
- Final velocity = 0 mps
- Distance = 10 metres
- Time = 2 seconds
To calculate:
- Acceleration
Solution:
- Acceleration = -5 mps sq.
Using concepts:
• Formula to convert kmph-mps:
• Acceleration formula:
• First equation of motion:
• Second equation of motion:
• Third equation of motion:
Where, a denotes acceleration, v denotes final velocity, u denotes initial velocity, s denotes displacement or distance or height and t denotes time taken.
To calculate the acceleration we can use first equation of motion or second equation of motion or third equation of motion or acceleration formula.
- Choice may vary!
Required solution:
~ Firstly let us convert kmph-mps!
- Therefore, Initial velocity = 10 metre per second.
~ Now calculating acceleration!
By using acceleration formula.
→ a = (v-u)/t
→ a = (0-10)/2
→ a = -10/2
→ a = -5 m/s sq.
→ Acceleration = -5 m/s sq.
By using first equation of motion.
→ v = u + at
→ 0 = 10 + a(2)
→ 0 - 10 = 2a
→ -10 = 2a
→ -10/2 = a
→ Acceleration = -5 m/s sq.
By using second equation of motion.
→ s = ut + ½ at²
→ 10 = 10(2) + ½ × a × (2)²
→ 10 = 10(2) + ½ × 4a
→ 10 = 20 + 1 × 2a
→ 10 = 20 + 2a
→ 10 - 20 = 2a
→ -10 = 2a
→ -10/2 = a
→ Acceleration = -5 m/s sq.
By using third equation of motion.
→ v² - u² = 2as
→ (0)² - (10)² = 2a(10)
→ 0 - 100 = 20a
→ -100 = 20a
→ -10 = 2a
→ -10/2 = a
→ Acceleration = -5 m/s sq.
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