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An object at rest starts moving.It covers a distance of 2 m in one second. It covers a further distance of 5 m in two seconds in the same direction.What is the average velocity and accelaration?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

average velocity = 2.3 ms^-1

average acceleration = 0.76ms^-2

Explanation:

given total distance covered = 2+5= 7m

total time taken = 3sec

average velocity = total displacement/ total time

= 7/3 => 2.33 ms^-1

average acceleration = avg velocity/ total time

avgerage acceleration = 2.33/3

= 0.77 ms^-2

Answered by SimrenLalwani
1

Answer:

As we know,

AVERAGE VELOCITY=DISPLACEMENT/TOTAL TIME

HERE, DISPLACEMENT IS 7M BECAUSE THE BODY IS TRAVELLING IN THE SAME DIRECTION AND TOTAL TIME IS 3 SEC.

SO, AVERAGE VELOCITY IS 7/3 M/S

NOW, ACCELERATION=FINAL VELOCITY-INITIAL VELOCITY/TIME

AS WE KNOW SPEED=DISTANCE/TIME

BUT HERE MOTION IS IN STRAIGHT LINE

THEREFORE VELOCITY=DISTANCE/TIME

=5/2=FINAL VELOCITY

INITIAL VELOCITY=0

SO, ACCELERATION=(5/2-0)/2

AND THIS IS EQUAL TO 5/4 M/S

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