Answer to Question #343793 in Physics for NICK

Question #343793

The velocity of a train changes from 0 to 60km/hr in 20 seconds. Assuming that it is

uniformly accelerated, what is the acceleration in m/s2?

Expert's answer

"a=\\frac{\\Delta v}{\\Delta t}=\\frac{60\\div 3.6-0}{20}=0.83\\:\\rm m\/s^2"

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