Physics, asked by heer112, 5 months ago

A boy moves on the track as shown below. He travels with a constant speed of
0.5 m/s during his journey from A to B and B to P. The magnitude of his average
velocity for the trip from Ato Pis [Given AB=BQ=6m and PQ=3m)

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Answered by AditiHegde
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Given:

Boy travels with a constant speed of  0.5 m/s during his journey from A to B and B to P.

To find:

The magnitude of his average  velocity for the trip from A to P is

Solution:

From given, we have the data as follows.

Boy travels with a constant speed of  0.5 m/s during his journey from A to B and B to P.

AB = BQ = 6m and PQ = 3m

The journey of boy from A to Q can be given as follows.

A          B      P     Q

Firstly, we will compute the time taken by the boy to complete his journey.

We know the formula for calculating the speed.

Speed = Distance / Time

0.5 m/s = (AB + BQ) / t

0.5 = (6 + 6) / t

0.5 = 12 / t

t = 12 / 0.5

Therefore, the time taken is 24 s.

The average velocity of a boy can be calculated as follows.

v_{avg} = (AB + BQ - PQ) / t

v_{avg} = (6 + 6 - 3) / 24

v_{avg} = 9 / 24

v_{avg} = 0.375 m/s

Therefore, the magnitude of boy's journey is 0.375 m/s.

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