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A body is moving with constant velocity 12m/s whe is 32m behind a a cyclist the cyclist starts from rest and moves under constant acceleration 2m/s square After how much time the boy meets the cyclist ​

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Answered by Ekaro
14

Answer :

Velocity of boy = 12m/s (constant)

Initial velocity of cyclist = zero

Acceleration of cyclist = 2m/s²

We have to find the time taken by cyclist to meet the boy.

Let both meet at time t.

In this interval of time, let distance covered by boy be d.

Cyclist have to cover distance of (d + 32) m in order to meet boy after time t.

★ Distance covered by boy :

➝ d = v × t

d = 12t ____ (i)

★ Distance covered by cyclist :

➝ d + 32 = ut + 1/2 at²

➝ d + 32 = (0 × t) + 1/2 (2 × t²)

➝ d + 32 = t²

From the equation (i)

➝ 12t + 32 = t²

➝ t² - 12t - 32 = 0

➝ t² - (8 + 4)t - 32 = 0

➝ t² - 8t + 4t - 32 = 0

➝ t(t - 8) + 4(t- 8) = 0

➝ t = 8 or t = -4

Time can't be negative.

Therefore they meet after 8s.

Answered by Anonymous
6

 \fbox{given}

velocity of body = 12m/sec

distance travelled= 32 m

initial velocity of cyclist= 0

acceleration= 2m/sec²

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 \fbox{to \: find}

The time at which both the boy and the cyclist will meet .

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 \fbox{solution}

  let  \: boy \:  and \:  cyclist  \: meet  \: at \:  time  \: t.

Let distance covered by the boy be d.

Distance that had to be covered by cyclist will be (32+d).

Distance covered by the boy -

   distance= speed  \times  time

d= 12 x t = 12t

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Distance covered by the cyclist-

[using s = ut + 1/2 at²]

d= 0 + 1/2 x 2 x

d+ 32 =

putting value of d in d+ 32 = t²

12t + 32=

-12t-32= 0

By solving the quadratic equation, we get :

(t+4) (t-8)= 0

t= 8 , -4

since time cannot be negative so the boy and the cyclist will meet at 8 second.

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