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When a train is stopped by applying break it stops after travelling a distance of 50 m. If speed of train is doubled and same retarding force is applied then it stops after travelling a distance of:

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50m
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100m
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200m
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400m
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Solution

The correct option is C 200m

Let retardation is ‘a’.

Here train stops therefore final velocity , v=0

Using third equation of motion:
v2=u2+2as1

⇒ 0=u2−2as1
⇒ s1=u2/2a.....(i)
When speed of train is doubled, let train travel s2 distance
so s2=(2u)2/2a...(ii)

{given:s1=50m}
s2=4(u2/2a)

Using equation (i) we get

⇒s2=4*s1=4×50=200m


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