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A body moving with velocity of 50 M per second undergoes information of 20m per second square how far is it move in 4 second and what is its velocity after that time​


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A body moving with velocity of 50m/s undergoes a uniform, acceleration of 20 m/ {s}^{2} . How far does it move in 4 second and what is its velocity

after that time?

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Given:

  • Initial velocity= u = 50m/s
  • Time = t= 4s
  • Acceleration= a = 20 m/{s}^{2}

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Need to find :

  • Final velocity = v=?

  • Distance travelled = s=?

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Solution :

From 1st equation of motion we know,

v = u + at

\implies \: v = 50 + 20 \times 4

\implies \: v = 50 + 80 m/s

\red{\bold{\boxed{\boxed{ \implies \: v = 130m/s}}}}

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From 2nd equation of motion we know,

s = ut + \dfrac{1}{2}a {t}^{2}

\implies \: s = 50 \times 4 + \dfrac{1}{2} \times 20 \times {4}^{2} m

\implies \: 200 + 160m

\red{\bold{\boxed{\boxed{ \implies \: s = 360cm}}}}

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