Q2. Three points A, B & C spaced at a distance of 100 m are made along a straight road. A car starting from rest and accelerating uniformly passes the mark A & takes 10 s to reach the mark B, and further 8 s to reach the mark C. Find: a) Acceleration of the car. b) Velocity of the car at point A. c) Velocity of the car at point B. d) Distance of the mark A from the starting point. А в с A 100 100

Q2. Three points A, B & C spaced at a distance of 100 m are made along a straight road. A car starting from rest and accelerating uniformly passes the mark A & takes 10 s to reach the mark B, and further 8 s to reach the mark C. Find: a) Acceleration of the car. b) Velocity of the car at point A. c) Velocity of the car at point B. d) Distance of the mark A from the starting point. А в с A 100 100

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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