Physics, asked by prakhartripathi018, 1 year ago

Abody travels for 15 sec starting from rest with
constant acceleration. If it travels distances S,,S,
and S, in the first five seconds, second five sec-
onds and next five seconds respectively the re-
lation between S, S, and-s, is:
(1) S = S₂ =S; (2) 55 = 35₂ = S₃
23) ss =
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Answered by MickyPathania
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Answer:

15s_{1} = 5s_{2} = 3s_{3}

Explanation:

First lets see what is the data we have

  • time is 15s
  • acceleration is constant. so lets assume its "a"
  • distance in first 5 seconds is s_{1}
  • distance in second 5 seconds is s_{2}
  • distance in third 5 seconds is s_{3}
  • body started to move from rest

so lets start solving the question:

1. For first five seconds :

t = 5

s = s_{1}

u = 0

a = a

s_{1} = ut + 0.5at^{2}

put the values we get

s_{1} = \frac{25a}{2}

2. For the second 5 seconds :

distance traveled in 10 seconds ⇒

t = 10

s = s_{10}

u = 0

a = a

s_{10} = ut + 0.5at^{2}

put the values we get

s_{10} = \frac{100a}{2} = 50a

distance traveled in second 5 seconds = distance traveled in 10 seconds - distance traveled in first 5 seconds

s_{2} = s_{10} - s_{1}

                       = 50a - (25/2)a

                       = \frac{75a}{2}

3. For the Third 5 seconds :

distance traveled in 15 seconds ⇒

t = 15

s = s_{15}

u = 0

a = a

s_{15} = ut + 0.5at^{2}

put the values we get

s_{15} = \frac{225a}{2}

distance traveled in third 5 seconds = distance traveled in 15 seconds - distance traveled in first 10 seconds

s_{3} = s_{15} - s_{10}

                       = \frac{225a}{2} - 50a

                       = \frac{125a}{2}

To find relation :

s_{1} = \frac{25a}{2}

s_{2} = \frac{75a}{2} = 3s_{1}

s_{3} = \frac{125a}{2} = 5s_{1}

s_{1} : s_{2} : s_{3} = 1:3:5

and

15s_{1} = 5s_{2} = 3s_{3}

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