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A CONSTANT FORCE ACTS ON AN OBJECT OF MASS 10KG FOR A DURATION OF 4S. IT INCREASES THE OBJECT'S VELOCITY FROM 6M/S TO 14M/S. FIND THE MAGNITUDE OF THE APPLIED FORCE. NOW, IF THE FORCE WAS APPLIED FOR DURATION OF 10S, WHAT WOULD BE THE FINAL VELOCITY OF THE OBJECT?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer :

  • Force = 20N
  • final velocity = 26m/s

Step by step explanation :

GiveN :

  • Mass of body = 10kg
  • Time = 4 second
  • Initial velocity (u)= 6m/s
  • Final velocity (v) = 14m/s

To FinD :

  • Magnitude of force

Formula using :

\large{\sf{\blue{F=\: \frac{m(v - u)}{t} }}}

Solution :

We have given formula, Now putting the values in given formula ➺

\large{\sf{F= \frac{m(v - u)}{t} }}

\small{\sf{\frac{10(14 - 6)}{4} }}

⇒10×8/4

\small{\sf{10 \times 2}}

\small{\sf{20N}}

\large{\bf{\boxed{\green{Hence,\: the\: Force =\: 20N}}}}

Now, if this force is applied for a

duration of 10 s (t = 10 s), then the final

velocity(v) can be calculated by using formula ⇨

Using formula :

\large{\bf{\pink{v  = u +  \frac{Ft}{m} }}}

Solution :

\large{\sf{v  = u +  \frac{Ft}{m} }}

\small{\sf{v  = 6 +  \frac{20 \times 10}{10}  }}

\small{\sf{v = 6 + \frac{200}{10}}}

\small{\sf{v=\frac{60 + 200}{10}}}

\small{\sf{v=\frac{260}{10 } }}

\large{\bf{\boxed{\green{v=26m/s}}}}

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