A body starts with a velocity 4i-j+5km/s and moves with an acceleration of 7i+5j+6kms^-2. What is the velocity after 0.5s ?
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Explanation:
v= u+at
u = 4i-j+5k
resultant of u = √{(4)²+(1)²+(5)²} =√(16+1+25= √42
a= 7i+5j+6k
resultant of a = √{(7)²+(5)²+(6)²= √(49+25+36)= √110
now
v= u+at
v=√42+√110 x 0.5
= √42 + 0.5√110
Answer:
The velocity of body after 0.5 s will be equal to .
Explanation:
Given, the initial velocity of the body,
The acceleration of that body is given as:
Given, the time, t = 0.5sec for which we have to calculate final velocity of the body.
We can use the first equation of motion to calculate velocity of body at time 't':
....................(1)
where u is initial velocity and a is acceleration and v is the final velocity at time 't'.
Substitute the values of u, a and t in equation (1) to calculate the velocity at time t.
Therefore, the velocity after 0.5 s will be equal to .
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