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A body starts from point A with an initial velocity of 2 ms−1 and with a constant acceleration of 52 ms−2. How much distance would it have travelled when the velocity has reached 10 ms−1?

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905 m
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925 m
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945 m
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965 m
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Solution

The correct option is D 965 m
Given:
Initial velocity, u=2 ms1,
Final velocity, v=10 ms1,
Acceleration, a=52 ms2

Using equation of motion,
v2=u2+2as
102=22+2×52×s
s=965 m

Note that the velocity is positive throughout, hence the resultant displacement is equal to the distance travelled. Hence, the distance travelled is 965 m.

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