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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 joginenisudhakarbabu
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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

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