A particle moves along a straight line such that its position (x) at any time (t) is given by x=(t^2-t)m where t is in seconds . Total distance travelled by the particle in first second is:
(A) 3/4 m
(B) 1/4 m
(C) 1/2 m
(D) Zero
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Given :
- x = (t² - t) m
To Find :
- What is the Distance travelled by particle in 1st second
Explanation :
The particle is moving along a straight line such that the position (x) at any time (t) is given by the equation x = (t² - t) m. In this type of questions we have to put the value of time in t which is time interval.
Calculation :
We have to find the distance travelled by the particle in first seconds. So, we have to put here t as 1 s.
Distance travelled by particle in 1st second is 0 m.
It means particle was at rest in 1st second
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Distance
- It is the actual path travelled by body.
- It is a scalar quantity.
- Distance can never be negative or zero.
- It can be zero only when object is in the state of rest.
Displacement
- It is the shortest path travelled by body.
- It is a vector quantity
- Displacement can be zero as well as positive.
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- A particle moves along a straight line such that its position (x) at any time (t) is given by where t is in seconds Total distance travelled by the particle in first second is ?
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• It's distance in first second is 0m
• It states that the particle was in rest in first second
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