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A body is moving along a straight line with velocity V linearly varying with displacement 's' given by V = 2s - 1m/sec. The acceleration of the body when S = 2m is​

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Answered by ayuraj2905
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Answer:

The acceleration comes out to 6m/s^2

Answered by deepak000314
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Answer:

acceleration of the body when s=2m is 4m/sec^{2}

Explanation:

v=2s-1

velocity at s=2m

v_{s=2} =4-1

       =3m/sec

by equation a=\frac{dv}{dt},

a_{s=2} =\frac{d(2s-1a)}{dt}

a_{s=2} =2\frac{ds}{dt}+0                                               ∴v=\frac{ds}{dt}

a_{s=2} =2v_{s=2}

a_{s=2} =4m/sec^{2}

so, acceleration of the body when s=2m is 4m/sec^{2}

 

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