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02-28-2008, 09:50 AM
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| Physics motion in a straight line?
A motor cycle patrolman has his machine staionary with theengine running when a speeding motor car passes him at a speed of 126kmp/h. As the car passes, he sets off after it with a uniform acceleration of 1.4ms^-2 which he maintains until he overtakes it. Calculate the time required for the motor-cycle to overtake the car and the distance travelled in doing this. Please show all working out as I really dont understand it, thanks.      |
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