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f=ma f=m(v/t) 60=30(v/0.50)
a= v-u/t
you r right a=change in vel per time
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f=m((v-u)/t)
ok
wt answer did u get
i did not solve it
u=3 met/sec
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yh tell me the answer
2m/s
cn u show the working
f=-60 as it is retarding force f/m=(v-u)/t -60/30=(v-3)/0.50 -2*0.50=v-3 -1+3=v v=2m/s
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