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Hello, in the question we have given that a car is moving in a linear path with accelerates from rest at constant acceleration for a distance of 300 meters.
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So for first 300 meters, the acceleration is constant and it is starting from rest.
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So it then maintains velocity for 15 seconds.
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So for 15 seconds, the velocity is constant.
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Then the driver applies brakes.
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So and the this velocity is given.
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So velocity equation is given that is v is equal to 30 cos t.
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So we say that where t is equal to 0 seconds when the brakes are applied.
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So now in the first part, we have to find the time taken for the car to come to stop.
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So now when the brakes is applied, the velocity is given as v is equal to 30 cos t.
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So now the finally it is coming to stop.
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So when the car is stops, this velocity should be equal to 0.
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So we will put this velocity equal to 0, which implies that cos of t should be equal to 0.
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So now when this cos can be 0, when this t, the angle should be equal to pi by 2.
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So cos 90 is 0.
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So t should be equal to pi by 2.
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So from here, we get this time as equal to 1 .57 seconds.
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So this will be the answer for the first part.
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Now moving to the second part, what they are saying, find the acceleration of the car during first 300 meters.
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So we have to find out acceleration of car during the first 300 meters.
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Now see the velocity before applying the brake is v is equal to 30 cos t.
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So now before applying the brakes, so when the brakes are applied, so this velocity will be equal to, so at t is equal to 0.
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So we will just put t over here 0.
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So cos of 0 is equal to 1.
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So this velocity becomes 30 meters per second.
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So before this brakes is applied, this is the velocity.
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Now this velocity is constant for 15.
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So for this 15 seconds, so we can say that initial velocity is 0 because it starts from rest.
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Then the final velocity is 30 at when it starts moving with a constant velocity.
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So it is 30 meters per second.
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Then the distance is 300 meters.
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So we can use this equation vf square is equal to vi square plus 2s.
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So from here, this initial is 0.
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So this goes away.
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So we get acceleration as equal to 30 square divided by 2 into 300.
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And after calculating, we get the acceleration as 1 .5 meters per second square.
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So now in the third part, what we have to do is we have to find the total distance traveled from rest to stop.
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So we have to calculate the total distance...