When a train is stoped by applying break it stops after travelling a distance of 50 metres. If speed of train is doubled and same retarding force is applied then it stops after travelling a distance of :-
(1) 50 m
(2) 100 m
(3) 200 m
(4) 400 m
Answers
Answer:
(3) 200 m
Explanation:
given that,
a train is stoped by applying break it stops after travelling a distance of 50 metres.
so,
here final velocity = 0 [train stops]
let initial velocity of train be u
distance travelled after applying brakes = 50 m
in 1st case,
we have ,
initial velocity = u
final velocity(v) = 0
distance(s) = 50 m
by the equation of motion,
v² = u² + 2as
where,
a = retardation produced by brakes
now,
putting the values,
(0)² = u² + 2a(50)
u² + 100a = 0
u² = -100a ....(1)
2nd case...
now given that,
speed of train is doubled and same retarding force is applied
so,
now,
initial velocity = 2u
final velocity = 0
let the distance covered by the train after applying brakes in 2nd case be S
by the equation of motion
v² = u² + 2as
putting the values,
(0)² = (2u)² + 2as
2as + 4u² = 0
4u² = -2as
2u² = -as ....(2)
now,
from eqn (1) u² = -100a
putting the values of u² on (2)
2u² = -as
2(-100a) = -as
-200a = -as
-as = -200a
-s = -200
s = 200
so,
If speed of train is doubled and same retarding force is applied then it stops after travelling a distance of
200 m
so,
Answer is option (3) 200 m
Note •°•
u=initial velocity
V= 0
50 m is the distance
initial velocity = 2u
velocity final = 0
v² = u² + 2as
Adding the the values:-
(0)² = u² + 2a(50)
u² + 100a = 0
u² = -100a Equation (1)
v² = u² + 2as
Adding the values :-
(0)² = (2u)² + 2as
2as + 4u² = 0
4u² = -2as
2u² = -as Equation (2)
Equation(1) u² = -100a
Adding the values of u² on Equation (2)
2u² = -as
2(-100a) = -as
-200a = -as
-as = -200a
-s = -200
Hope it helps:)
from the question :-
- Therefore, If speed of train is doubled and same retarding force is applied then it stops after travelling a distance of 200m