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a body is moving along a straight line with uniform acceleration ‘a’ and initial velocity 'u‘ the body reduce its velocity to one fourth of its initial velocity calculate the total time of the motion of the body​

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Answered by vckdrt
1

DEAR,

TIME HERE INVERSELY  PROPORTIONAL TO ACCELERATION AND DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO INITIAL VELOCITY.

USING FIRST EQUATION OF MOTION :

T=(3/4) X (U/A)

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Answered by subhamkmehta
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Initial velocity=u

Final velocity=u/4

Acceleration=a

Time=?

Acceleration=(Final velocity-Initial velocity)/Time

a=((u/4)-u)/t

a=((u-4a)/4)/t

at=-3a/4

t=-3a/4a

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