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Basic: iv) A body of mass 1 kg moves with an initial velocity of 15 m/s. If its velocity changes to 25 m/s in 5 seconds, find the force acting on the body. ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • ➻ A body has the mass of 1 kg moves with an initial velocity of 15 m/s. If its velocity changes to 25 m/s in 5 seconds .

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To Find :

  • ➻ Force acting on the body.

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Solution :

\large{\green{✇}}Formula Used :

\large{\color{cyan}{\bigstar}} \: \: {\underline{\boxed{\color{red}{\sf{ F = M\bigg\lgroup{ \dfrac{v - u}{t} }\bigg\rgroup }}}}}

Where :

  • ➵ F = Force
  • ➵ M = Mass
  • ➵ v = Final velocity
  • ➵ u = initial velocity
  • ➵ t = Time

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\large{\green{✇}}Calculating the Force :

{:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ F = M\bigg\lgroup{ \dfrac{v - u}{t} }\bigg\rgroup }}}} \\ \\ \ {:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ F = 1\bigg\lgroup{ \dfrac{25 - 15}{5} }\bigg\rgroup }}}} \\ \\ \ {:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ F = 1\bigg\lgroup{ \dfrac{10}{5} }\bigg\rgroup }}}} \\ \\ \ {:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ F = 1\bigg\lgroup{ \cancel\dfrac{10}{5}  }\bigg\rgroup ^2}}}} \\ \\ \ {:\longmapsto{\qquad{\sf{ F = 1 \times 2 }}}} \\ \\ \ {\qquad{\pink{\leadsto{\underline{\underbrace{\sf{ Force \: = {\color{blue}{\sf{ 2 \: N}}}}}}}}}}

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\large{\green{✇}}Therefore :

❝ The force acting on the object is 2 Newton.

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\pink{Question:-}

  • A body of mass 1 kg moves with an initial velocity of 15 m/s. If its velocity changes to 25 m/s in 5 seconds, find the force acting on the body.

\huge\green{To  \: Find :-}

  • Force acting on the body.

\huge\blue{Solution : }

\small\red{F =m( \frac{v - u}{t}  )}

force = 1( \frac{25 - 12}{5} )

force = 1 \times  \frac{10}{15}

force = 1 \times 2

force = 2

Hence,

  • The force acting on the object is 2 Newton.

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Remember,

  1. F = Force
  2. M = Mass
  3. V = Final Velocity
  4. U = Initial velocity
  5. T = Time

\huge\red{Thank \:  You}

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