Physics, asked by Ashujatav3821, 11 months ago

A car moves with a constant velocity of 10m/s for 10s along a straight track then it moves with uniform acceleration of 2m/s^2 for 5 seconds. Find the total displacement and velocity at the end of the 5th second of acceleration.

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Answered by SaiThanvi
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Answer:

Firstly we look at this rather straightforward and classic kinematics problem in two parts ….

The first part of the motion of the car in discussion is a uniform type of motion where there is no variation in the acceleration with time .

Therefore for the specified time interval i.e. for 10 seconds the car moves with a constant velocity of 10 m/s and is displaced by 10 m/s x 10s = 100 m (Assuming the car is moving in a straight line .)

Therefore displacement at the end of 10 s = 100m

The second part of the problem deals with the body being accelerated .

Therefore as a consequence of this uniform acceleration ( the acceleration does not vary with time i.e =2m/s2) , the velocity will increase linearly with time given by the equation v= u + at

the parameters are as follows : u= initial velocity=10m/s

a= acceleration= 2m/s2

t= time interval under consideration

thus the final velocity at the end of the 5 seconds of accelerated motion is

10 m/s + (2m/s2)(5s)= 20 m/s

Therefore the displacement at the end of the 5 seconds is given by

s= ut +1/2 at2

which when the values are substituted should give you an answer of 75 m

BUT……….

we have totally forgotten about the displacement in the initial 10 seconds of the motion .

Therefore the total displacement at the end of 15 seconds is 100m +75m= 175m

Hope this helps….

Answered by gauravgargiop
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Answer:

For the current problem, it is good ignore that the car is moving for 10s at 10m/s.

Initial Velocity 10m/s, Acceleration 2m/s/s.

Hence, Distance Covered During First 5 seconds of Acceleration = (Initial Velocity)x(Time) + (Acceleration)x(Time)x(Time)/2

= (10)x(5)m + (2)x(5)x(5)/2 m = 50m + 25 m = 75m

Velocity at end of 5th second = (Initial Velocity) + (Acceleration)x(Time)

= 10m/s + 2x5 m/s = 20m/s

Total Distance Covered = Distance Covered During First 10 seconds + Distance Covered During First 5 seconds of Acceleration

= 10x10m + 75m = 100 + 75m = 175m

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