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An elevator is stopped at the ground floor. It starts moving upwards at constant acceleration a>0 for 5 seconds. It then keeps...Asked by anon
An elevator is stopped at the ground floor. It starts moving upwards at constant acceleration a>0 for 5 seconds. It then keeps a constant speed for 35 seconds. Finally, it slows down with an acceleration of the same magnitude (but opposite direction) −a , until it comes to a halt at the top floor. The top floor is 320 meters above the ground floor.
(a) What is the maximal speed v of the elevator ? (in m/s)
(b) What is the acceleration a ? (in m/s2)
(a) What is the maximal speed v of the elevator ? (in m/s)
(b) What is the acceleration a ? (in m/s2)
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Answered by
ss01
did you got all the answers?
Answered by
kyle
yes
to solve its the distance traveled/ 40(this is velocity)
for acceleration its the velocity/5
so v=d/40
a=v/5
to solve its the distance traveled/ 40(this is velocity)
for acceleration its the velocity/5
so v=d/40
a=v/5
Answered by
ss01
thnx dude...........and what other questions did you got?
Answered by
EDD
How did you get the velocity 40 ?
Answered by
EDD
I mean how did you get it d/40* ?
Answered by
KUNOI
speed = distance /time
and time is 35+5=40.
and time is 35+5=40.
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