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A skier takes off from the top of the ski run and reaches a speed of 24m/s in 4 seconds. What is the skier's acceleration? (Assume that starting velocity is = 0) Given: Equation & Work: vi= vf= t= a= answer ____________
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\[\frac{ dv }{ dt } =\frac{ 24 }{ 4 }\]
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so they gain a speed of 6m/s every second, which is 24m/s in 4 seconds
as we know that v=d/t velocity =distance /time so distance =velocity*time d=24 *4=>96m and frm above eq its simple |dw:1431967349597:dw|a =6 metre per second square
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