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lbvjy [14]
3 years ago
12

La velocidad de un tren se reduce uniformemente de 12m/s a 5m/s. Sabiendo que durante ese tiempo recorre una distancia de 100 m.

calcular:
a) la aceleración .
b)l a distancia que recorre acontinuación hasta detenerse suponiendo la misma aceleración. ayuda porfa
Physics
1 answer:
MA_775_DIABLO [31]3 years ago
6 0

Responder:

Explicación:

Dados los siguientes datos

Valor inicial u = 12 m / s

velocidad final v = 5 m / s

Distancia S = 100 m

Necesario

aceleración del tren.

Usando la ecuación de movimiento

v² = u² + 2as

2as = v²-u²

a = v²-u² / 2s

Sustituyendo los valores dados para obtener la aceleración que tenemos;

a = 5²-12² / 2 (100)

a = 25-144 / 200

a = -119/200

a = -0,595 m / s²

Por tanto, la aceleración del tren durante este período es de -0,595 m / s²

b) Si el tren viaja a una parada desde 5 m / s, su velocidad final será cero y su velocidad inicial u será 5 m / s

Para obtener la distancia durante este período, sustituiremos u = 5 m / s, v = 0 m / sy a = -1,19 m / s² en la ecuación de movimiento anterior;

v² = u² + 2as

0² = 5²-2 (0.595) s

0 = 25-1,19 s

1,19 s = 25

s = 25 / 1,19

Responder:

Explicación:

Dados los siguientes datos

Valor inicial u = 12 m / s

velocidad final v = 5 m / s

Distancia S = 100 m

Necesario

aceleración del tren.

Usando la ecuación de movimiento

v² = u² + 2as

2as = v²-u²

a = v²-u² / 2s

Sustituyendo los valores dados para obtener la aceleración que tenemos;

a = 5²-12² / 2 (100)

a = 25-144 / 200

a = -119/200

a = -0,595 m / s²

Por tanto, la aceleración del tren durante este período es de -0,595 m / s²

b) Si el tren viaja a una parada desde 5 m / s, su velocidad final será cero y su velocidad inicial u será 5 m / s

Para obtener la distancia durante este período, sustituiremos u = 5 m / s, v = 0 m / sy a = -1,19 m / s² en la ecuación de movimiento anterior;

v² = u² + 2as

0² = 5²-2 (0.595) s

0 = 25-1,19 s

1,19 s = 25

s = 25 / 1,19

s = 21,0 m

Por lo tanto, la distancia que recorre hasta detenerse asumiendo la misma aceleración es 21.0 m

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