Science, asked by sanya55, 1 year ago

a particle with a uniform acceleration it's displacement at any instant t is given by. s=10t+4.9t^2.

Find
Initial velocity
Velocity at t=3
Uniform acceleration


I want the solution of last part only
So please solve it it's urgent
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Answered by rutvikdeshpandp81bi8
1
First differentiate the equations w.r.t. to t on both sides you will get ds/dt = 10+9.8t and ds/dt is velocity now substitute value of t=3 you will get answer as29.4 which is final answer

sanya55: that is the answer of part 2 ie velocity at t=3sec
sanya55: I want answer of part 3 uniform acceleration
rutvikdeshpandp81bi8: The again differentiate it because ds/dt gives you velocity and again differentiating it wii give you acceleration therefore your final answer will be 9.8
sanya55: how will we get 9.8??
rutvikdeshpandp81bi8: Are take the equation ds/dt =10+9.8t you will differentiate this equation you will get dv/dt = 9.8
rutvikdeshpandp81bi8: Which is your uniform acceleration
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