Physics, asked by anweshadas24, 7 months ago

4, A force of 500 dyn is applied against the motion of a body of
mass 50 g moving at 1 m.s-1. When and where will the body
stop?
[Ans. 10 s; 5 m)​

Answers

Answered by amreshsingh827157484
2

Answer:

let assume body is moving in positive direction of x - axis with initial speed u then the force F is applied against its motion( i.e negative direction of x-axis) applied such that it will stop after travelling distance s in time interval t

initial speed = u = 1m/s

then, final speed = v = 0m/s

net force = F = -500dyn = 500*10-^5 N (because 1dyne = 10^-50N )

Fnet = ma

Fnet = m(v-u)/t (if acceleration is constant )

-500*10^-5 = 50*10^-3(0–1)/t

t =- 50*10^-3/-500*10^-5

t = 10^-2-(-3)

t = 10 s

——————

s = ut + at^2/2

s = ut + (v-u)t^2/2t

s = 10 + (0–1)10/2

s = 10 - 5

s = 5m

Explanation:

hence we got (Ans. 10 s; 5 m) answer.

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Answered by roshanyasar786
1

Answer:

Explanation:

let assume body is moving in positive direction of x - axis with initial speed u then the force F is applied against its motion( i.e negative direction of x-axis) applied such that it will stop after traveling distance s in time interval t

initial speed = u = 1m/s

then, final speed = v = 0m/s

net force = F = -500dyn = 500*10-^5 N (because 1dyne = 10^-50N )

Fnet = ma

Fnet = m(v-u)/t (if acceleration is constant )

-500*10^-5 = 50*10^-3(0–1)/t

t =- 50*10^-3/-500*10^-5

t = 10^-2-(-3)

t = 10 s

____________

s = ut + at^2/2

s = ut + (v-u)t^2/2t

s = 10 + (0–1)10/2

s = 10 - 5

s = 5m

Hope it helps

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