Question #240098

A car is moving at 17.7 m/s when it begins to slow down with a deceleration of 2.5 m/s2. How long does it take for the car to travel 80 meters as it slows down?

 


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2021-09-22T00:54:15-0400
v(t)=adt=v0+atv(t)=\int adt=v_0+at

s(t)=vdt=(v0+at)dt=s0+v0t+at22s(t)=\int vdt=\int (v_0+at)dt=s_0+v_0t+\dfrac{at^2}{2}

Given a=2.5 m/s2,v0=17.7 m/s,s0=0 ma=-2.5\ m/s^2, v_0=17.7\ m/s,s _0=0\ m


v(t1)=0=>17.72.5t1=0v(t_1)=0=>17.7-2.5t_1=0

t1=7.08 st_1=7.08 \ s

s(t1)=s(7.08)=0+17.7(7.08)2.5(7.08)22s(t_1)=s(7.08)=0+17.7(7.08)-\dfrac{2.5(7.08)^2}{2}

=62.658(m)=62.658 (m)

Car travels 62.658 meters and stop.

Therefore car cannot travel 80 meters.




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