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Velocity of a train changes from 20ms -1 to 25 ms-1, when it accelerates at a rate
of 2ms-2. Find the distance covered by the train.​

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Answered by Aranya007
1

Answer:

55m

Explanation:

a=v-u/t

t=v-u/a

substituting the values,

25-20/2= 2.5 s

Distance travelled=ut+ 1/2*at^2

20*2.5+1/2*2*(2.5)^2

=50+5 m

=55 m


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Answered by xyz786786
3

Answer:

u = 20m/s

v = 25m/s

a = 2m/s^2

s = ?

●using 1st equation of motion ,

  • v = u +at
  • 25 = 20 +(2×t)
  • 5 / 2 = t
  • t = 2.5 sec

●Using 2nd equation of motion,

  • s = ut +1/2at^2
  • s = (20× 2.5 ) + 1/2 × 2×2.5×2.5
  • s = 50 +6.25
  • s = 56.25 m

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