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A body A starts from rest and accelerates at constant rate x for time t. Another body B moves with constant speed x for the time t. Compare the displacement if A and B

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Answered by arifphysicist
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Answer:

actually both have no delta in their respective displacement beacuse as one is moving with constant velocity and constant accleration other is so no delta will be there hope it will help you

Answered by sonuvuce
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The displacement of A is t/2 times the displacement of B

Explanation:

For body A

Initial velocity u_A=0

Acceleration a_A=x

In time t the displacement of the body A

By the second equation of motion

s_A=u_At+\frac{1}{2}a_At^2

\implies s_A=0+\frac{1}{2}\times x\times t^2

\implies s_A=\frac{xt^2}{2}

Body B  moves with constant speed x for the time t.

Therefore, the displacement of body B in time t

s_B=x\times t

\implies s_B=xt

\frac{s_A}{s_B}=\frac{xt^2/2}{xt}

\implies \frac{s_A}{s_B}=\frac{t}{2}

\implies s_A=s_B\times \frac{t}{2}

Therefore, the displacement of A is t/2 times the displacement of B

Hope this answer is helpful.

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