a particle starting from test with constant accelaration travels a distance x in first 2s and a distance y in next 2s then what is the relation between x and y
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The particle covers a distance of x in 2 seconds
x = ut + 1/2 at²
x = 0 + 1/2 at²
x = 1/2 .a. 2²
x = 2a [here a represents the acceleration ]
As the particle covers a distance of x+y in 4 seconds;
x + y = 1/2 .a .4²
x + y = 8a
put x= 2a in the above equation then u get y = 6a
consider y/x = 6a / 2a = 3
hence y = 3x
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x = ut + 1/2 at²
x = 0 + 1/2 at²
x = 1/2 .a. 2²
x = 2a [here a represents the acceleration ]
As the particle covers a distance of x+y in 4 seconds;
x + y = 1/2 .a .4²
x + y = 8a
put x= 2a in the above equation then u get y = 6a
consider y/x = 6a / 2a = 3
hence y = 3x
Hope this helps...
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Answer:
Y = 3X
Explanation:
S = ut + 1/2 at square ( S1 = X S2 = Y
X = 2u + 1/2 a4 t1 = 2s t2 = 2 +2 = 4s)
X = 2u + 2a
since, u = 0
Therefore, X = 2a...…(1)
Y = (4u + 1/2 a16) - ( 2u + 1/2 a4)
Y = 4u + 8a - 2u - 2a
Y = 2u + 6a
since, u = 0
Therefore, Y = 6a
here a are equal
a = Y/6
X = 2a
= 2 × Y/6
X= Y/3
Y = 3X
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