A motor cycle travelling at 10 m/s accelerates at 4m/s (squared) for 8s.

A) what is the final velocity?

B) how far does it travel during the 8s

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Samson Hayden

Physics

3 May, 20:27

A motor cycle travelling at 10 m/s accelerates at 4m/s (squared) for 8s.

A) what is the final velocity?

B) how far does it travel during the 8s

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Ciara Haynes · Answer 1

10 x 4^2 = 160 / 8 ...

V = 20m/s ...

... x 8 = 100 miles, meters, metric what ever m stands for after 8 seconds.

This is my guess since the problem says 4m/s^2

V = distance / ST (traveled/used)

A motor cycle travelling at 10 m/s accelerates at 4m/s (squared) for 8s.A) what is the final velocity?B) how far does it travel during the 8s

A motor cycle travelling at 10 m/s accelerates at 4m/s (squared) for 8s.

A) what is the final velocity?

B) how far does it travel during the 8s