The velocity of car incrases from 30kmph in 5m. assuming the acceleration to be uniform calculate the distance travelled

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Goofyui · Answer 1 · 2018-09-29T18:50:23+0000

We have,
speed(v)=35kmph=9.72 m/s (approx)
time(t)=5mins

by using
v=s/t

9.72=s/5
9.72*5=s
48.6m=s
or
s= 48.6 metres

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