Physics Question (attached)

asked Jul 19, 2021 155k views

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by Ilan

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Answer:

The answer is "
$\bold{10.6 \ \ (m)/(s^2)}$ "

Step-by-step explanation:

The Formula of acceleration:

$\bold{a= (v-v_0)/(t)}$

Given value:

$t= 50\\v= 856\\v_0= 324$

Calculating the acceleration:

$\to a = ((856 - 324))/(50)\\\\$

$= ((532))/(50)\\\\= ((106.4))/(10)\\\\= 10.64 \ \ ( m)/(s^2)$

Alejorivera answered Jul 25, 2021

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