A particle moving in a straight line initial velocity u and uniform acceleration f. If the sum of the distance travelled in t^th and (t + 1)^th seconds is 100 cm, then its velocity after t seconds in cm/s is
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Δs=vΔt+12a(Δt)2.
The velocity after ts is =vcms−1.
Δt=t+1−t=1s. The acceleration is a=fcms−2.
The distance is Δs= 100c ...
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The velocity after ts is =vcms−1.
Δt=t+1−t=1s. The acceleration is a=fcms−2.
The distance is Δs= 100c ...
hope you have understand
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