A body is moving with uniform acceleration covers distance of 30m in 5th second and 80m in 8th second. calculate acceleration and initial velocity
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A body moving with a uniform acceleration describes 12 m in the third second of its motion and 20 m in the fifth second. Find the distance covered in the length second.
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displacement for the n
th
second is given by ,
S
n
=u+
2
1
a(2n−1)
so from the question we get ,
S
3
=u+
2
1
a(2×3−1)⇒12=u+(5/2)a....(1)
S
5
=u+
2
1
a(2×5−1)⇒20=u+(9/2)a...(2)
subtracting eq1 from eq 2 we get
8=2a⇒a=4
usin this in eq 1 we get value of u=2
now for solving for the eighth second ,
S
8
=2+
2
1
×4×(2×8−1)=32m
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Given :
A body covers distance of 30m in 5th second.
A body covers distance of 80m in 8th second.
To find :
acceleration and initial velocity
Formula used:
where :-
u = initial velocity
a = acceleration
n = nth second
Solution :
A body covers distance of 30m in 5th second, so we put S5 = 30 and n = 5 in the formula :-
A body covers distance of 30m in 5th second, so we put S8 = 80 and n = 8 in the formula :-
Now from ( 1 )and (2) :-
Now to find initial velocity put a = 50/3 in :-
ANSWER :-
acceleration = 50/3 m/s²
initial velocity= 45 m/s
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v= u+at
v²-u²= 2as
s = ut+1/2at²
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