Question #105090
A jet slows uniformly from 153 km/h to 0 km/h over 42 m. What is the jet's accelertion?
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Expert's answer
2020-03-11T10:28:02-0400

As per the given question,

Initial velocity of the jet (u)=153km/hour=153×10003600m/sec=42.5m/sec(u)=153 km/hour=\dfrac{153\times1000}{3600}m/sec=42.5 m/sec

Final velocity of the jet (v)=0

Distance covered (d)=42m

Let the acceleration of the jet is a,

We know that , v2=u22adv^2=u^2-2ad

0=42.522a×42\Rightarrow 0=42.5^2-2a\times42

a=42.5×42.52×42=21.5m/sec2\Rightarrow a=\dfrac{42.5\times 42.5}{2\times 42}=21.5 m/sec^2

a=21.5m/sec2a=21.5m/sec^2


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