Example of Uniform Rectilinear Motion (MRU)

It is one that carries out a mobile in a straight line and is said to be uniform when it travels equal distances in equal times.
The equation of the uniform rectilinear motion MRU is:

EXAMPLE OF MRU:
Calculate the distance traveled by a train traveling at a speed of 45 km / h in 45 min.

MRU basics
Position: It is the physical place where a body is within a given space.

Movement: It is the change of place that a body experiences within a given space.

Displacement: It is a change of place regardless of the path followed or the time spent, it has a close relationship with the movement of a body.

Trajectory: It is the line that joins the different positions that, as time passes, occupies a point in space or, in another way, it is the path that the object follows within a movement.

Velocity: Distance traveled by a mobile represented in each unit of time.

Speed: It is a scalar of the speed at a given instant or it is the speed that the mobile or object is carrying on a trajectory.

Average speed: Average of the sum of all distances and times traveled.

Calculate the final distance and average speed of a car that traveled 1840 km from Ensenada to Querétaro, where the first distance traveled of He did it in 450 km in 5 h, the second in 4 h in a distance of 280 km, the third in 270 km in 4 h, the fourth in 5 h in 400 km and the last distance in 6h.
We first determine the final distance.
d_F= 1840- (450 + 280 + 270 + 400) = 440km
Now we add the times taken and calculate the average speed.
t_F= 5 + 4 + 4 + 5 + 6 = 24h

V_m= Ed / Et = 1840 km / 24 h = 76.66 km / h

A solved MRU issue:

A cargo truck travels from Atlanta to Chicago,
traveling a distance of 500 miles,
if the trip takes 8h.
What will its average speed be?
d = 500mi d = 500mi
t = 8h Vm = - = 62.5 miles / h
Vm =? t 8h
62.5 mi X 16O9m X 1h
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h 1m 3600s
= 100.562.5m

3600s
= 27.93 m / s