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an object moving with initial velocity u along a straight line attains maximum velocity v after travelling a distance s. assume the acceleration is uniform. derive the relationship between position and velocity of the object by graphical method.

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Answered by samruddhichavhan797
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Answer:

third third equation of motion ( 2as=v -u)

(position velocity relation)

distance (s)=area under the graph

=area of trapezium o a b c

1/2 *h*(sum sum of 11 sides)

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Answered by tushargupta0691
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Answer:

The relation will be v² - u² = 2as between position and velocity of the object.

Explanation:

Refer to the diagram attached for more clarity.

AB is velocity-time graph. From point B, draw a ⊥ on x and y axis. From the graph we know that,

initial velocity = u = OA = CD

final velocity = v = OE = BC

time = t = OC = AD

Distance (S) = Area under the graph

S = Area of trapezium OABC

S = (1/2)×OC×(OA+BC)

S = (1/2)×t×(u+v)

We know : [v=u=at]

Also we know : [(v-u)/a=t]

S = (1/2)×(v-u)/a×(v+u)

S = 1/(2a)×(v)²-(u)²

2aS = (v)²-(u)²

Hence the relation between position and velocity of the object can be expressed by 2aS = (v)²-(u)², where s is the displacement , a is acceleration, u is initial velocity, v is final velocity.

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