A particle of mass 1 kg is moving with constant velocity 20 m/s along a straight line. At t=0, a force F(t)=At starts acting on the particle, where t is time in seconds, F is in Newton, and A=2.0N/s. The direction of the force is always perpendicular to the velocity of the particle. If the velocity of the particle at t=0 and at t=5 is t0 and t5 respectively, the angle (in radians) between t(0) and t(5) is
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Given,
Mass=1kg
speed=8m/s
f=2N
t=4s
So,
Vx=8m/s ( velocity in x - axis )
Fy=2N ( force act on body in y-direction
We know,
F=ma
2=1×a
a=2m/s² In y- direction,
Now, By using vector kinematics formula
V=U+at
Here,
U=8i,a=2j,t=4
V=8i+2j×4=8i+8j
Thus, final velocity = 8i + 8j
Again,
We know, speed =∣velocity∣
speed=(82+82)=(2×82)
=82m/s
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