Asked by armando
a body moving with a uniform acceleration travels distances of 24m and 64m during the first two equal consecutive intervals of time each of duration 4s.determine the initial velocity and acceleration of moving body.
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Answered by
Damon
d = vi t + (1/2) a t^2
24 = vi (4) + (1/2) a (4)^2
88 = vi (8) + (1/2) a (8^2)
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48 = 8 vi + 16 a
88 = 8 vi + 32 a
----------------- subtract
-40 = -16 a
a = 2.5 m/s^2
24 = 4 vi + 20
vi = 1 m/s
check my arithmetc
24 = vi (4) + (1/2) a (4)^2
88 = vi (8) + (1/2) a (8^2)
--------------------------------
48 = 8 vi + 16 a
88 = 8 vi + 32 a
----------------- subtract
-40 = -16 a
a = 2.5 m/s^2
24 = 4 vi + 20
vi = 1 m/s
check my arithmetc
Answered by
Anonymous
a motor cyclist goes from station a to b at 40km/h and then returns from b to a 120km/h.calculate average speed,average velocity during the round trip
Answered by
Anonymous
case 1:
from a to b velocity=40km/h=11.1m/s
let 11.1=a
case 2:
from b to a velocity=120kh/h=33.3m/s
let 33.3=b
avg.speed = b-a/2
= 33.3-11.1/2
= 22/2
= 11m/s
avg. speed= 11m/s=40km/h
avg.velocity=0
because avg. velocity is total displacement/time.
now the cyclist travels from a to b then from b to a, back to its original
position. so the avg.velocity is zero.
from a to b velocity=40km/h=11.1m/s
let 11.1=a
case 2:
from b to a velocity=120kh/h=33.3m/s
let 33.3=b
avg.speed = b-a/2
= 33.3-11.1/2
= 22/2
= 11m/s
avg. speed= 11m/s=40km/h
avg.velocity=0
because avg. velocity is total displacement/time.
now the cyclist travels from a to b then from b to a, back to its original
position. so the avg.velocity is zero.
Answered by
Nishad Mokal
Bro from where did the 88 come it is 64
Answered by
Anonymous
Sum of both the distance (24+64)
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