Physics, asked by Mansnigdhasri, 9 months ago

58. Find the magnitude of the force applied to a block
of mass 5 kg at rest if it moves 36 m in the first 6
seconds. Neglect the force of friction. ​

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Answered by Krishnalathar01
0

Answer: The magnitude of force applied = 10N

Using the formula

s = ut + 1/2at^2

a = 2m/s^2

Now force applied

F = ma = 5 x 2 = 10N

Answered by Anonymous
1

\bf{\underline{\underline{Given :}}}

\mathtt{\bigstar\: Initial\:velocity\:(u) = 0\:ms^{-1}\:(rest)}

\mathtt{\bigstar\: displacement\:(s) = 36\: m}

\mathtt{\bigstar\: time\:(t) = 6\: s}

\mathtt{\bigstar\: mass (m) = 5\:kg}\\

\bf{\underline{\underline{Let\: us\: find\: out \: acceleration}}}

\mathtt{Using\:\: 2nd\:\: eqn\:\: of\:\: motion}

\fbox{\mathtt{\bigstar\:\:s = ut + \Large{\frac{1}{2}}} \mathtt{at^{2} }}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: 36 = 0 × 6 + \Large{\frac{1}{2}}} \mathtt{ × a × (6)^{2}}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: 36 = 0 + \Large{\frac{1}{\cancel{2}}}} \mathtt{× a × \cancel{36}}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: 36 = a × 18}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: a = \Large{\frac{36}{18}}}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: a = 2\:ms^{-2}}\\

\fbox{\mathtt{\red{Force = mass × acceleration}}}

\mathtt{\rightarrow\: F = 5\:kg × 2\:ms^{-2}}

\fbox{\Large{\mathtt{\green{\rightarrow\: F = 10\:N}}}}

Therefore, 10N force is applied on the block

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