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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.
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Answered by
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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