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A body starting from rest moves with a
constant acceleration. It moves a distance s1 in first 5 seconds and a distance s2 in next 5 seconds. Prove that Delta s2 = 3s1.​

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Given :

A body starting from rest moves with a  constant acceleration .

To Prove :

s_2=3s_1

Where , s_1 is distance travelled in first 5 seconds and s_2 is distance travelled in next 5 seconds .

Solution :

We know , by equation of motion :

s=ut+\dfrac{at^2}{2}\\\\s=\dfrac{at^2}{2}

Therefore , distance travelled in first 5 seconds is :

s_1=\dfrac{a\times 5^2}{2}\\\\s_1=\dfrac{25 a}{2}

Also , distance travelled in next 5 seconds is :

s_2=s_{10}-s_1\\\\s_2=\dfrac{10^2a}{2}-\dfrac{25a}{2}\\\\s_2=\dfrac{75a}{2}

Therefore , equating s_1 and  s_2 .

We get , s_2=3s_1 .

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