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a body starting from rest travels with uniform acceleration. It travels 100metre in 5 seconds. What is the value of acceleration?​

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Answered by adithyakrishnan6137
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Answer:

a= 8m/^2

Explanation:

The body or a man starts from rest meaning thereby that its initial speed is zero.  So under the action of some agency body gets velocity or say got accelerated  imagine that its speed/velocity changes per sec under the external action.  If a is acceleration in m/s^2 means in each second during its motion it will get its velocity increased by a m/s.

the displacement of the body say in a time interval dt

will be v.dt but v is increasing v= u +a.t

ds = (u +at)dt as u=0

ds = a.t.dt ,

if we add up displacements or integrate the left and right side from t=0 to t=t seconds we get distance covered s

s = (1/2) a. t^2

so here we are given the distance travelled s = 100 m and time t= 5 s

so, the acceleration a = {2 .100 m| /{ 25 s^2} = 8 m/s^2

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