Physics, asked by shyamaish1972, 7 months ago

A stone of mass 2 kg is changing its velocity from 3 m/s to 18 m/s in 15 s. The change
in KE, power delivered and force acted on the stone
(1) 300J, 20 watt, 20N
(2) 30J, 20 watt, 200N
(3) 3150, 21 Watt, 2N
(4) 330J, 21 Watt, 20N​

Answers

Answered by TheFairyTale
16

AnswEr :-

  • (3) 315 J, 21 Watt, 2 N

GivEn :-

  • A stone of mass 2 kg is changing its velocity from 3 m/s to 18 m/s in 15 s.

To Find :-

  • The change in KE
  • Power delivered
  • Force acted

Solution :-

First Solution :-

The Change in KE,

 \implies \sf \:  \dfrac{1}{2} m(v_{2}^{2}  - v_{1} ^{2} )

  • m = mass of the object
  • v2 = final velocity
  • v1 = initial velocity

➠ Substituting the values,

 \implies \sf \:  \dfrac{1}{2}  \times 2(  {18}^{2}  -  {3}^{2} )

 \implies \sf \: 324 - 9

 \implies \sf \boxed{ \red{ \bold{KE_{change} = 315 \: J}}}

Second Solution :-

 \implies \boxed{ \sf \: P  =  \dfrac{E}{t}  }

  • P = Power
  • E = Energy
  • t = time taken

➠ Substituting the values,

 \implies \sf \: P =  \dfrac{315}{15}

\implies \sf \boxed{ \red{ \bold{ P =  21 \: watt }}}

Third Solution :-

 \implies \sf \: a =  \dfrac{(v - u)}{t}

  • a = acceleration
  • v = final velocity
  • u = initial velocity
  • t = time taken

 \implies \sf \: a =  \dfrac{(18 - 3)}{15}

 \implies \sf \: a =  \dfrac{15}{15}  = 1

Now,

 \implies \boxed{ \sf \: F = ma}

  • F = Force
  • m = mass
  • a = acceleration

 \implies \sf \: F = 2 \times 1

  \implies \boxed{ \red{ \bold{ F = 2 N }}}


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Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
104

 \Huge  \bf \fbox {\fbox{Answer}}

 \Large  \bf{Given:}

 \mapsto \sf{Mass \:  of  \: stone=2kg   }

 \mapsto \sf{Initial \:  velocity  \: of \:  stone=3m/s}

\sf{ \mapsto{Final  \: velocity  \: of  \: stone=18m/s}}

 \sf{ \mapsto{Time \:  taken  \: to \:  change \:  in  \: velocity=15sec}}

 \Large \bf{To  \: find:}

 \leadsto \sf{Change \:  in  \: kinetic \:  energy.}

 \leadsto \sf{Power \:  delivered  \: in  \: stone.}

 \leadsto \sf{Force  \: acted \:  on  \: the  \: stone.}

 \Large \bf{Formula \:  required:}

\boxed{ \sf{Change \:  in  \: kinetic  \: energy(K.E.)= \frac{1}{2}mass(change \:  in  \: velocity)= \frac{1}{2} m( {v_2}^{2}  -  {v_1}^{2} )}}

 \boxed {\sf{Power(P)= \frac{Energy(E)}{time \: taken(t)} }}

 \boxed {\sf{Force(F)  = mass(m) \times acceleration(a)}}

 \Large  \bf{According \:  to  \: Question:}

\bf{\implies{Change \:  in  \: kinetic  \: energy(K.E.)= \frac{1}{2}mass(change \:  in  \: velocity)= \frac{1}{2} m( {v_2}^{2}  -  {v_1}^{2} )}}

\sf{\implies{Change \:  in  \: kinetic  \: energy(K.E.)= \frac{1}{2}  \times 2( {18}^{2}  -  {3}^{2} )}}

\sf{\implies{Change \:  in  \: kinetic  \: energy(K.E.)= \frac{1} {\cancel{2}}  \times \cancel 2(324 - 9)} =315J }

 \fbox{{Change \:  in  \: kinetic  \: energy(K.E.)= 315J}}

 \implies{\sf{Power(P)= \frac{Energy(E)}{time \: taken(t)} }}

 \implies{\sf{Power(P)= \frac{315}{15} = 21watt}}

 \fbox{{Power= 21watt}}

 \sf{ \implies{Acceleration=  \frac{v_2-v_1}{t}} =  \frac{18 - 3}{15}  =   {\cancel\frac {15}{15}} = 1m/ {s}^{2} }

 \sf{ \implies{Force(F)  = mass(m) \times acceleration(a)}}

 \sf{ \implies{Force(F)  =2 \times 1 = 2N}}

 \sf{ \fbox{Force(F)  of \: stone \: 2N.}}

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