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Acceleration of a object 4m/s^2 then average speed 2s between 6s

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Answered by mausamkumar887
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Explanation:

We're asked to find the average speed of a particle during a motion.

The equation for average speed is

v

av

=

distance traveled

Δ

t

where

Δ

t

is the time interval

We know it uniformly accelerated from rest at a rate of

a

x

=

4

m/s

2

for

t

=

4

s

We can use the kinematics equation

Δ

x

=

v

0

x

t

+

1

2

a

x

t

2

−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−

to find the distance it travels

Δ

x

during this acceleration.

Here, since it started from rest, the initial velocity

v

0

x

is

0

, leaving us with

Δ

x

=

1

2

a

x

t

2

−−−−−−−−−−−

Plugging in known values:

Δ

x

1

=

1

2

(

4

l

m/s

2

)

(

4

l

s

)

2

=

32

l

m

−−−−

For the second part of this motion, we're given that the acceleration is constant (and unknown) and that it comes to rest in

8

s

.

We need to find the velocity of the particle after it has finished its first acceleration, using the equation

Δ

x

1

=

(

v

0

x

+

v

x

2

)

t

where

v

x

is the velocity in question, and

v

0

x

is still

0

as before:

32

l

m

=

(

0

+

v

x

2

)

(

4

l

s

)

v

x

=

16

l

m/s

−−−−−−

(you could've also used the equation

v

x

=

v

0

x

+

a

x

t

to find the velocity.)

This value represents the initial velocity of the particle as it begins to negatively accelerate. We can now use the same equation

Δ

x

2

=

(

v

0

x

+

v

x

2

)

t

to find the distance traveled

Δ

x

.

Here,

v

x

, the final velocity, is

0

(it comes to rest)

v

0

x

is

16

l

m/s

t

is

8

s

:

Δ

x

2

=

(

16

l

m/s

+

0

2

)

(

8

l

s

)

=

64

l

m

−−−−

The total distance traveled is

distance traveled

=

Δ

x

1

+

Δ

x

2

=

32

l

m

+

64

l

m

=

96

l

m

−−−−

And the time

Δ

t

is

Δ

t

=

4

s

+

8

s

=

12

l

s

−−−−

Thus, the average speed of the particle is

v

av

=

96

l

m

12

l

s

=

¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

8

l

m/s

−−−−−−−−−−−

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