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A particle moving on the x axis with constant acceleration has displacement of 6m from t=4sec to t=7sec and 3m from t=5sec to t=8sec. The distance covered fromt=6sec to t=9sec is?

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Answered by Anonymous
17
s = ut + 1/2 at²

6 = u(7-4) + 1/2a(7² - 4²) 

6 = 3u + 33/2a

Similarly 
3 = 3u + 39/2a 

by solving equations we get 

u  = 7.5 m/s 
and a = -1 m/s²

we know s = ut + 1/2at² 

s = 7.5 x (9-6) + 1/2(-1) (9² - 6²) 

s = 22.5 - 22.5 = 0 m 
Answered by Neelz
20

Answer: 2.25m

Explanation:since it is clear from the given data that velocity is reversed somewhere in between so we assume that at X sec velocity reverses.

Finally solving the 2eqations as shown in attachment we get value of X as 7.5 sec. Hence to calculate the distance travelled by particle from 6 to 9 sec we break it in two segments and calculate as shown.

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