Question #257847

car a has a headstart of 740 m ahead of car b car a is travelling at a constant 50km/h while car b starts from rest and accelerates at a constant 1.22m/s how long will it take car b to catch car a and how far will car b have traveled


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Expert's answer
2021-10-28T08:51:37-0400

Distance of car A relative to car B:


d=d0+vt.d=d_0+vt.

Distance of car B:


d=at2/2.d=at^2/2.

Equate:

d0+vt=at2/2, t2a2tvd0=0, t=48s.d_0+vt=at^2/2,\\\space\\ t^2\frac a2-tv-d_0=0,\\\space\\ t=48\text s.

The distance car B traveled:


d=at2/2=1405m.d=at^2/2=1405\text m.


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