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boy as a velocity varying with time given as v is equal to 2t^2/3 then the acceleration of the boy at the given time t=4s is​

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Answered by arcnagpal1234
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V = 2t^2/3 = 2/3 x t^2

Dv/dt = 2/3 x 2 x t
A = 2/3 x 2 x 4
A = 16/3 m/s^2
Answered by sourasghotekar123
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Answer: a=16/3 m*m/s

Explanation: Given: v=2t^2/3.......(1)

To find: acceleration=? at t=4s

Solution: Let acceleration of the boy with which he is moving be "a"

Therefore, we have to find a

We know that a=dv/dt

(∵ acceleration is also defined as the differentiation of velocity with respect to time)

Differentiating both sides with respect to time in (1)

We get,

dv=d(2t^2/3)/dt

a=4t/3                      (∵ Differentiation of t^2=2t and dv/dt=a)

Now the value of t as t=4s where s is seconds

We get,

a=4(4)/3\\a=16/3 m^{2}/s where m is in meters and s is in seconds

hence the required answer to the question is a=16/3 m*m/s

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