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Question

A cyclist goes from a standstill to a speed of 45 km/hr45	ext{ km/hr} in 15 seconds. Calculate the minimum value of the cyclist's maximum acceleration during this period in km/hr/s	ext{km/hr/s}.

Accepted Answer

﻿a=3 km/hr/s

a = 3 \, 	ext{km/hr/s}

a=3km/hr/s﻿

Answer

a=5 km/hr/sa=5\,	ext{km/hr/s}

Answer

a=13 km/hr/sa=13\,	ext{km/hr/s}

Answer

a=8 km/hr/sa=8\,	ext{km/hr/s}

A cyclist goes from a standstill to a speed of 45 km/hr45\(\text{ km/hr}\) in 15 seconds. Calculate the minimum value of the cyclist's maximum acceleration during this period in km/hr/s\(\text{km/hr/s}\).

A cyclist goes from a standstill to a speed of $45 km slash hr$ in 15 seconds. Calculate the minimum value of the cyclist's maximum acceleration during this period in $km/hr/s$ .