Question #33936

the change in velocity of a body in 30km/sec in 60 minute calculate the acceleration

Expert's answer

Task. The change in velocity of a body in 30 km/sec in 60 minutes. Calculate the acceleration.

Solution. Acceleration is given by the following formula:

a=Δvt,a=\frac{\Delta v}{t},

where

Δv\Delta v

is the change of velocity, and tt is the corresponding time.

In our case

Δv=30 km/s=301000 m/s=30000 m/s,\Delta v=30~{}km/s=30*1000~{}m/s=30000~{}m/s,

and

t=60 min=6060 s=3600 s.t=60~{}min=60*60~{}s=3600~{}s.

Hence

a=Δvt=300003600=8.3 m/sa=\frac{\Delta v}{t}=\frac{30000}{3600}=8.3~{}m/s

Answer. a=8.3 m/sa=8.3~{}m/s.

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