Physics, asked by prakhartripathi018, 11 months 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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