Engineering, 25.01.2020 06:31 stacysadousky

Acar starts at rest and moves along a perfectly straight highway with an acceleration of α1 = 10 m/s2 for a certain amount of time t1. it then moves with constant speed (zero acceleration) for a time t2 and finally decelerates with an acceleration α2= -10 m/s2 for a time t3 until it comes to a complete stop. the total time of motion is t1 +t2+t3=25 s. the total distance travelled by the car is 1 km. find t2 hints: (i) recognize that each segment of the journey is at constant acceleration! (ii) what is the relationship between the quantities t1, t2, and t3? use this to simplify the set of equations that you obtain during the solution process

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