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An object moving with speed of 36kmph attains a speed of 72kmph in 0.5 seconds. Find :d in 5 seconds. force if it weighs 100mg.​

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Answered by Intelligentcat
6

✦ Question ✦

An object moving with speed of 36kmph attains a speed of 72kmph in 0.5 seconds. Find : (I) displacement in 5 seconds. (II) force on the object if it weighs 100gm.

\Large{\underline{\underline{\bf{Answer:-}}}}

\large{\boxed{\bold{Displacement\:=\:d\:=\:75\:m}}}

\underline{\boxed{\textsf{F = {\textbf{0.2N}}}}} \qquad\qquad \bigg\lgroup\bold{Force \ on \ Object} \bigg\rgroup

Given:-

u = 36km/h

v = 72km/h

t = 5 s

Where,

U = " Initial Velocity "

V = " Final Velocity "

T = " Time Taken "

Have to Find:-

(I) Displacement in 5 seconds.

(II) Force on the object if it weighs 100g.

Calculations :-

Converting the values in m/s first .

u = 36×5/18

= 10m/s

v = 72×5/18

= 20m/s

Now , Let's find out acceleration .

For it we apply the 1st Equation of motion i.e,

\large{\boxed{\bold{v\:=\:u + \: at}}}

Then , putting up the values it the above equation :-

A = v - u / t

" A " = Acceleration

" v " = Final Velocity

" u " = Initial Velocity

"T " = Time Taken

↠ 20 = 10 + a×5

↠ 20-10 = a × 5

↠ 10 = a×5

↠ a = 10/5

↠ a = 2m/s²

We got Acceleration as 2m/s²

Just find out the displacement directly by using the 3rd equation of motion

↠ v² = u² +2as

Again put up the values :-

↠ 20² = 10² + 2× 2 × s

↠ 400 = 100 + 4×s

↠ 400-100 = 4×s

↠ 300 = 4× s

↠ s = 300/4

↠ s = 75m

\large{\boxed{\bold{D\:=\:75\:m}}}

Thereby ,

Find out force now ,

Force = Mass of Object × Acceleration

F = ma

As according to the Question :-

↠ 0.1 × 2 { 1kg = 1000gm = 0.1 kg }

Force = 0.2 Newton

More related information :-

✮ First equation of motion

❥ v = u + at.

v = final velocity.

u = initial velocity.

a = acceleration.

t = time taken.

Note :

First equation of motion also called velocity time equation.

✮ Second equation of motion

↠ s = ut + ½ at².

u = initial velocity.

a = acceleration.

t = time taken.

s = distance covered.

Note :-

Second equation of motion also called positive time equation.

✮ Third equation of motion

❥ v² - u² = 2as

v = final velocity.

u = initial velocity.

a = acceleration.

Note :-

Third equation of motion also called velocity positive equation.

First law of motion

↠ First law of motion states that an object continues to be in a state of rest or of uniform motion along a straight line unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

Second law of motion

↠ Second law of motion states that the rate of change of momentum of an object is proportional to the applied unbalanced force in the direction of the force.

Third law of motion

↠ Third law of motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction and they act on two different bodies.

Answered by Anonymous
89

Given:-

u = 36km/h

v = 72km/h

t = 5 s

Where,

U = " Initial Velocity "

V = " Final Velocity "

T = " Time Taken "

Have to Find:-

(I) Displacement in 5 seconds.

(II) Force on the object if it weighs 100g.

Calculations :-

Converting the values in m/s first .

u = 36×5/18

= 10m/s

v = 72×5/18

= 20m/s

Now , Let's find out acceleration .

For it we apply the 1st Equation of motion i.e,

\large{\boxed{\bold{v\:=\:u + \: at}}}

v=u+at

Then , putting up the values it the above equation :-

A = v - u / t

" A " = Acceleration

" v " = Final Velocity

" u " = Initial Velocity

"T " = Time Taken

↠ 20 = 10 + a×5

↠ 20-10 = a × 5

↠ 10 = a×5

↠ a = 10/5

↠ a = 2m/s²

We got Acceleration as 2m/s²

Just find out the displacement directly by using the 3rd equation of motion

↠ v² = u² +2as

Again put up the values :-

↠ 20² = 10² + 2× 2 × s

↠ 400 = 100 + 4×s

↠ 400-100 = 4×s

↠ 300 = 4× s

↠ s = 300/4

↠ s = 75m

\large{\boxed{\bold{D\:=\:75\:m}}}

D=75m

Thereby ,

Find out force now ,

Force = Mass of Object × Acceleration

F = ma

As according to the Question :-

↠ 0.1 × 2 { 1kg = 1000gm = 0.1 kg }

↠ Force = 0.2 Newton

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