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14 September, 07:18

A cyclist racing in the keiran is riding at the top of the track at 5m/s. the. he sprints downhill in the sprinting to the finish in 1.75s. his acceleration was 9m/s^2. what was his ending velocity at the finish line?

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  1. 14 September, 07:45
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    Answer is: ending velocity at the finish line was 20,75 m/s.

    v (initial velocity) = 5 m/s.

    a = 9 m/s²; acceleration attained by the body.

    t = 1,75 s; sprinting time.

    Ending velocity is defined as the velocity attained by a body after completing distance at certain time interval:

    v (ending velocity) = v (initial velocity) + a·t.

    v (ending velocity) = 5 m/s + 9 m/s² · 1,75 s.

    v (ending velocity) = 20,75 m/s.
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