Asked by Danny

1. A train traveling at a speed of 110km/h decelerates for 20 seconds. During that time it travels 450 meters.

A) What is the acceleration? = m/s^2
B) What is its speed after deceleration? = km/h

Initial velocity (u) = 110km/h
Time (t) = 20s
Distance = 450m
Using this formula s = ut + 1/2 at^2

I need some help. Thank you.
Answered by Elena
v₀=110 km/h=30.6 m/s
s=v₀t-at²/2,

a=2(v₀t-s)/t²=…
v= v₀-at=…
Answered by Anonymous
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