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A vehicle moves in a straight line with an acceleration of 5 km/h2. By how much does the speed change each second? Answer in units of km/h.
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a=(v-u)/t at=v-u. let u=0, and sub t=1.
so, a=(5-0)/1 a=5 ?
a=5 (given) \(at=v-u=\Delta v\)
chage in speed= final velocity- initial velocity
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5 km/h² = (5 km/h) / h = (5 km/h) / 3600 s = 5/3600 (km/h)/s \(\Delta v\) = 0.0014 km/h in one second
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