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The Boeing 737-800 aircraft can accelerate from rest to a take off speed of 300 km hr in 25 seconds.Calculate in ms the value of this acceleration assuming it to be constant?
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Acceleration (a) = v-u/t
Find v (final velocity) in m/s
300km/h = 300*1000/60*60
= 83.33 m/s
a= 83.33- 0 (rest)/25 (time)
= 3.33 m/s2
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