Two cars are moving along a straight line AB. Car A starts from rest from point A and moves toward point B The acceleration of car A starts from (0) m/s and inereases at a rate of( 2 m/s2/s) ( means ax=2t m/s?). Car B starts form B and moves toward A. The acceleration of B starts from (0) m/s' and increases by a rate of (4m/s'/s). Both cars are met at a distance of (2/3) of total AB distance as measured from A. Find : I-the velocity of each car when they met. ii-Length of AB in m.

Two cars are moving along a straight line AB. Car A starts from rest from point A and moves toward point B The acceleration of car A starts from (0) m/s and inereases at a rate of( 2 m/s2/s) ( means ax=2t m/s?). Car B starts form B and moves toward A. The acceleration of B starts from (0) m/s' and increases by a rate of (4m/s'/s). Both cars are met at a distance of (2/3) of total AB distance as measured from A. Find : I-the velocity of each car when they met. ii-Length of AB in m.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

Section: Chapter Questions

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