Car A is travelling on a north-bound lane of a two-lane straight highway with an initial velocity of 20 km/hr. Car A
Car A is travelling on a north-bound lane of a two-lane straight highway with an initial velocity of 20 km/hr. Car A is accelerating at a rate of 1 m/s^2. At the same instance car B is travelling the same highway but on the south-bound lane (opposite to the direction of car A). Car B starts from 30 km/hr and is accelerating at a rate of 0.50 m/s^2. Initially the two cars are (800+180) meters apart.
How far from the initial position of car A is the point where the two cars pass by each other? Express your answer in unit of meter.
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How much time will it take for the two cars to pass each other? Express your answer in unit of second.
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What is the velocity of car A at an instance it passes by car B? Express you answer in unit of km/hr.
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What is the velocity of car B at an instance it passes by car A? Express you answer in unit of km/hr.
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