Physics Calculate Acceleration Help?

can someone please help me?

Task 1:

A car accelerates evenly from a standstill to 90km-h^-1 in 8.4 seconds

  1. How long is the acceleration distance?
  2. How big is the acceleration?

Task 2:

A Berlin subway train accelerates at a speed of a=1.85m-s2 for 10 seconds. This speed is maintained constant for 38 seconds. The train then decelerates evenly to a stop speed of 65m.

Calculate the total distance traveled?

please with formula and steps thanks

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SevenOfNein
1 year ago

1) receivable speed with m/s so the acceleration can get out correctly in m/s^2.

Then

v = a * t

S = 1/2 * a * t ^2

SevenOfNein
1 year ago
Reply to  L4mmx

You gave two greetings

t = 8.4 seconds

v = 90km/h = 90000m/3600s = 25m/s

* t

a = v/t = 25/8.4 m/s^2 = 2.97 = 3m/s^2

acceleration:

S = 1/2 * a * t ^2

Do it yourself

SevenOfNein
1 year ago

Yeah, the unit’s a meter.

m/(s*s) * s = m/s

Davidisback
1 year ago

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Markus02081976
1 year ago
Reply to  Davidisback

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willi55
1 year ago
Reply to  Davidisback

A1:

You have v and t. So where’s the problem?
a calculation

then calculate s.