Physics, asked by amanfiroz0607, 9 months ago

a force acts for 10 seconds on a stationary body of mass 100 kg after which the force ceases to act.The body moves through a distance of 100m in the next 5s.Calculate:the velocity acquired by the body,the acceleration produced by the force and the magnitude of the force.​

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Answered by prasoonjha18
4

Answer:

The velocity acquired by the body is 40 m/s, the acceleration produced by the force is 8 m/s squared and the magnitude of Force is 800 Newtons.

Explanation:

t=5sec

m=100kg

s=100m

u=0m/s(As it is starting to move from rest)

a=?

v=?

F=?

Second Equation of Motion:

s=ut+\frac{1}{2}a{t}^2

100=(0*5)+\frac{25a}{2}

25a=2*100

25a=200

a=\frac{200}{25}

a=8m/{s}^2

First Equation of Motion:

v=u+at

v=(0)+(8*5)

v=40m/s

From Sir Isaac Newton's Second Law of Motion we know that:

F=ma

F=100*8

F=800N

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