A force of 6N acts on a body of mass 1.5kg for 2sec. Assuming the body to be initially at rest, find:
(a) its velocity when the force stops acting.
(b) the distance covered in 5sec after the force starts acting.
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Form the formula
F=ma
We will find acceleration produced
6N=1.5x a
a=6/1.5
a=4
By the formula
v=u+at
u=0 (given)
v=4x2=8ms¯¹
B)
By the folmula
S=ut+½ at²
U=0
S=4x5x5/2
S=50m
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F=ma
We will find acceleration produced
6N=1.5x a
a=6/1.5
a=4
By the formula
v=u+at
u=0 (given)
v=4x2=8ms¯¹
B)
By the folmula
S=ut+½ at²
U=0
S=4x5x5/2
S=50m
Do follow and mark as brainliest
Akilandeshwari:
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It's velocity when the force stops acting is 8m/s.
It's velocity when the force stops acting is 8m/s.The distance covered in 5sec after the force starts acting is 50m.
Given,
Force acting on the body=6N
Mass of the body=1.5kg
Time=2sec.
To find,
the velocity when force stops acting,
the distance covered in 5 sec.
Solution:
Initial velocity, u=0
Final velocity, v.
F=ma
6=1.5xa
a=6/1.5
a=4 m/s^2.
v=u+at
v=0+4x2
v=8m/s.
Time given when force starts acting=5sec
Distance, s.
s=ut+1/2at^2
s=0x5+1/2x4x5x5
s=50m.
It's velocity when the force stops acting is 8m/s.
The distance covered in 5sec after the force starts acting is 50m.
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