Answer to Question #98313 in Physics for Nicky
A train accelerates from 0.54km/h to 0.72km/h in 10 seconds. Its acceleration is what?
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2019-11-11T15:53:09-0500
Its acceleration is
"a=\\frac{v_f-v_i}{t}"
"a=\\frac{0.72-0.54}{3.6\\cdot10}=0.005\\frac{m}{s^2}"
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Dear Kelvin Mark, 3600 s/1000 m = 3.6
Dear Kelvin Mark, 3600 s/1000 m = 3.6
Where did the 3.6 come from. I thought the question said 10 seconds
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