Question #35013

Q.A car travelling at 60 km/hr overtakes another car travelling at 42 km/hr. Assuming the car to be 5 m long, the total road distance used for the overtake?

Expert's answer

2S=Δvt2S = \Delta v * tS=5mS = 5mΔv=(6048)km/hr=18km/hr\Delta v = (60 - 48)km / hr = 18km / hrt=2SΔv=118102hrt = \frac{2S}{\Delta v} = \frac{1}{18} 10^{-2} hrL=5+60t=0.038kmL = 5 + 60 * t = 0.038km

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