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The brakes applied by a car produces an acceleration of 6 m/s2 in opposite direction of motion. If the car takes 2 sec to stop after the application of brakes. Calculate distance during this time.

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Solution

Step 1, Given data
Acceleration a=6 m/s2
Time t=2 s
Final velocity v=0 m/s
Let initial velocity be u

Step 2, Finding the distance

From the third equation of motion,

v2u2=2as

Putting values

02u2=2(6)s

12s=u2-----------------------(1)

Let distance be s From the first equation. of the motion we get'
v=u+at
So, 0=u+(6)(2)
So, u=12m/s

put the value of u in equation (1)

We get

12×s=122s=12m

Hence the distance traveled is 12 m



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