Question
An electric train starting from rest is uniformly accelerated in a distance of 40m to a velocity of 10m/s, for this journey.
(I).Calculate the time taken by the train.
(II). The acceleration of the train.
(I).Calculate the time taken by the train.
(II). The acceleration of the train.
Answers
bobpursley
vf^2=vi^2+2ad solve for acceleration a, vi=0
knowing acceleration a
d=1/2 a*time^2
time=sqrt(2*distance/acceleration)
knowing acceleration a
d=1/2 a*time^2
time=sqrt(2*distance/acceleration)
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