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A car moving initially at 20 m/s accelerates up to 60 m/s during the course of 5 seconds. The average acceleration of the car is m/s2
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A car moving initially at 20 m/s accelerates up to 60 m/s during the course of 5 seconds. The average acceleration of the car is m/s2
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Gain in velocity = 60 - 30 = 30 m/s.
Time taken for this gain = 5 seconds
Average acceleration = 30 / 5 = 6 m/s/s.
So, 6 metres per second squared.
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