Asked by vivek
the initial velocity of a particle is u (at t=0) and acceleration f is given by at.which relation is valid:
(a)v=u+at^2
(b)v=u +at^2/2
(c)v=u+at
(d)v=u
(a)v=u+at^2
(b)v=u +at^2/2
(c)v=u+at
(d)v=u
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
initial velocity is u
Answered by
Steve
check the units. (a) and (b) are obviously false.
So, since (d) means constant velocity, (c) is the only possible choice.
So, since (d) means constant velocity, (c) is the only possible choice.
Answered by
Himanshu
V=u at^2
Answered by
Prasoon sharma
C us correct dear
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