A body having uniform acceleration of 10ms^(-2) has a velocity of 100ms^(-1). In what time, the velocity will be doubled?
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Answer:
Accelerarion (a)=10m/s^2
Final velocity(v) =100m/s
It is understood that initial velocity (u)= 0
According to the first kinematical equation,
v = u +at
100 = 0+10t
t=100/10
t=10 s…….(1)
Similarly,
When v is doubled= 2v =2×100= 200m/s,
v=u +at
200= 0 +10t
t= 200/10
t=20 s …..(2)
Therefore, time taken to double the velocity
=20 -10
=10 s
Hence, the time taken to double the velocity is 10s.
Explanation:
A body having uniform acceleration of 10m/s^2 and v=100m/s. In what time velocity will doubled?
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Given:—
Accelerarion (a)=10m/s^2
Final velocity(v) =100m/s
It is understood that initial velocity (u)= 0
According to the first kinematical equation,
v = u +at
100 = 0+10t
t=100/10
t=10 s…….(1)
Similarly,
When v is doubled= 2v =2×100= 200m/s,
v=u +at
200= 0 +10t
t= 200/10
t=20 s …..(2)
Therefore, time taken to double the velocity
=20 -10
=10 s
Hence, the time taken to double the velocity is 10s.
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