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the speed of a train increases at a constant rate of A from zero to V,and then remains constant for an interval ,and finally decreases to zero at a constant rate B.if L be the total distance travelled,then find the total time taken.

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i when velocity increases from 0 to VInitial velocity, u=0Final velocity, v=VAcceleration, a= AUsingv=u+att=VAUsing the second equation of motionS=ut+12at2S=12A×V2A2=V22Aii When velocity decreases from V to 0Initial velocity, u=VAcceleration, a=-BUsingv=u+at0=V-Btt=VBS=ut+12at2S=VVB+12-B×VB2S=V2B-V22B=V22BSo, The total distance travelled=V221A+1Biii Thus, distance traveled during constant velocity phase=L-V221A+1BSo, time taken will beT=L-V221A+1BVT=LV-V21A+1BSo, total time to cover the distance L will be=VA+LV-V21A+1B+VB=LV+VA-V2A+VB-V2B=LV+V21A+1B

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