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a particle starts from rest and move with constant acceleration its velocity displacement curve is

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Answered by mehakaq03
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option B is correct

Explanation:

We know that V^2 = U^2 + 2as

Since initially particle was at rest u=0

Hence equation becomes V^2 = 2 a s  Or V = √2 a s

now v^2 is directly proportional to s so the graph between them would not be of straight line it would be parabolic or curve in nature

if we differentiate v in terms of s

2vdv/ds=2a

now dv/ds=a/v

a/v=a/√2 a s

\sqrt{a/2s

dv/ds=\sqrt{a/2s

if s=0

then dv/ds= ∞(infinity)

so if we will draw tangent on slope in second graph it will be in upward direction which shows infinity

It's a parabola symmetric about 's' axis

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