A particle moves for 8 seconds if first accelerates from rest and then retards to rest if the retardation be three times the acceleration then time for which it accelerates will be
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Let the time for which it accelerates be t
Then the time for retardation will be 8-t
Let the velocity after acceleration be v1
Let the acceleration be a
From Newton's first eq. of motion
v1=u+at
Here u=0(it starts from rest)
v1=at ......1st
Now retardation=3a(given)
Hence , v=v1-3a(8-t)
Here v=0(it again comes to rest)
v1=3a(8-t)
Putting v1 from 1st
at=3a(8-t)
t=3(8-t)
t=24-3t
4t=24
t=6seconds
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Then the time for retardation will be 8-t
Let the velocity after acceleration be v1
Let the acceleration be a
From Newton's first eq. of motion
v1=u+at
Here u=0(it starts from rest)
v1=at ......1st
Now retardation=3a(given)
Hence , v=v1-3a(8-t)
Here v=0(it again comes to rest)
v1=3a(8-t)
Putting v1 from 1st
at=3a(8-t)
t=3(8-t)
t=24-3t
4t=24
t=6seconds
HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU!!!
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A particle moves for 8 seconds if first accelerates from rest and then retards to rest if the retardation be three times the acceleration then time for which it accelerates will be
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Let 't' be time of acceleration
Then retardation time =θ−t total time = 8 sec
[D] Let V 1 be velocity after acceleration
let acceleration be a
V1=u+at
here u=0
V1 =at→(i)
none retardation = 3a (given)
Hence,
Hence,V=V1
Hence,V=V1−3a(8−t)
V=0,
V1=3a(8−t)
at=3a(8−t)
,putV 1
from(i)
t=24−3t
4t=24
t=6second
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