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Standard XII
Physics
Uniform Motion
a car travels...
Question
a car travels at a speed of 10km/h on a hilly road after crossing the hilly road the car travels at a straight road with speed 90 km/h.the car gains the speed in 50 sec, calculate the acceleration
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Solution
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