4. A train initially at rest, accelerates uniformly until its speed reaches 8 m s-1 in 25 s. For the next 200 s, the train continues its journey with constant speed, before it slows down uniformly and comes to a complete stop in 20 s. (i) Sketch a labelled graph of speed versus time for the whole journey. (ii) Calculate the accelerations of the train for the three parts of the journey. [Answer: a, = 0.32 m s, a, =0 m s², a, =-0.4 m s] (iii) Determine the total distance travelled by the train. [Answer: Distance = 1780 m]

4. A train initially at rest, accelerates uniformly until its speed reaches 8 m s-1 in 25 s. For the next 200 s, the train continues its journey with constant speed, before it slows down uniformly and comes to a complete stop in 20 s. (i) Sketch a labelled graph of speed versus time for the whole journey. (ii) Calculate the accelerations of the train for the three parts of the journey. [Answer: a, = 0.32 m s, a, =0 m s², a, =-0.4 m s] (iii) Determine the total distance travelled by the train. [Answer: Distance = 1780 m]

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4. A train initially at rest, accelerates uniformly until its speed reaches 8 m s-1 in 25 s. For
the next 200 s, the train continues its journey with constant speed, before it slows down
uniformly and comes to a complete stop in 20 s.
(i) Sketch a labelled graph of speed versus time for the whole journey.
(ii) Calculate the accelerations of the train for the three parts of the journey. [Answer:
a, = 0.32 m s, a, = 0 m s², a, = -0.4 m s²²]
(iii) Determine the total distance travelled by the train. [Answer: Distance = 1780 m]
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