A car can accelerate at 4 m./sec. . How long will it take to reach 90km./h. from rest ?(ans.: 6.25)An express train reducing its velocity to 40 km./h. , has to applythe brakes for 50 sec.. If the retardation produced is 0.5 m./sec.find its initial velocity in km./h..(ans.: 130)At the instant from which time is measured a particle is passingthrough O and traveling towards A , along the straight line OA. Itis s m. from O after t sec. where s=t (t– 2):i) when is it again at 0?ii) when and where is it momentarily at rest ?iiil what is the narticle's areatest dienlacement from 0. and how41 1 73/ 151目月日非 128.15%

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