Physics, asked by chinmxyi, 11 months ago

A car starts moving along a line , first with an acceleration a = 5 m/s² starting from rest , then uniformly and finally decelerating at the same rate comes to rest in total time of 25 seconds (t ¹) ,then average velocity during the time is equal to v= 72 kmph . how long does the particle move uniformly?​

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Answered by neilakkiya
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Explanation:

the initial velocityu=0

The time taken and the distance traveled during accelerated motion and retarding motion will be same as the acceleration is same

For accelerated motion

v=u+at=5t

And for retardation

0=v−5t

v=5t

As the velocity v will become u for retardation

Total distance traveled

= area of v−t

= areaI+ area II+ area III

2(

2

1

5t

2

)+5tx=distance traveled during motion

x=time during which particle remains in uniform motion

5t

2

+5tx=speedx time

5t

2

+5tx=20×25

t

2

+tx=100→1

Also the total time is given 25seconds

Thus 2t+x=25

Thus x=25−2t→2

Substituting 2 in 1

t

2

+t(25−2t)=100

t

2

−25t+100=0

t=5 or t=20

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