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Zolol [24]
3 years ago
7

A car travels for 10s at a steady speed of 20m/s along a straight road. The traffic lights ahead change to red, and the car slow

s down with a constant deceleration, so that it stops after an additional 8 seconds.
Use your graph to deduce how far the car has travelled during the 18 seconds described.
Physics
1 answer:
pentagon [3]3 years ago
5 0
Okay. Draw a graph. Just a square wuth 10 lines in it. And then you can do the problem on that. Its really simple. A car Travels for 10 S at a steady speed of 20 M/S along a Street Rd. The traffic lights ahead and change to read in the car shows down with a constant the deceleration, so that if it stops after in a dish and on eight seconds.

Use your graph yo deduce how far the car has traveled during the 18 seconds described.
18x8x20x10x88=
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