calculate the final velocity when a body moves from rest & attains an acceleration of 5m/sec² covering a distance of 50 meters
manman:
fast frens i wantans.
Answers
Answered by
0
calculate the final velocity when a body moves from rest &
attains an acceleration of 5m/sec² covering a distance of 50 meters
Solution :
Initially body is at rest , hence initial velocity is Zero .
Acceleration = 5 m / sec^2
Distance traveled = 50 meters.
We Know that
V² - U² = 2as
Where V = final velocity ,
U = initial velocity
a = Acceleration of the body
s= Distance Covered
V² - 0² = 2*5*50
V² = 500
V = √(500)
V = 10√5
Hence the Final Velocity of the body is 10√5 .
HOpe this helps You!!!
Solution :
Initially body is at rest , hence initial velocity is Zero .
Acceleration = 5 m / sec^2
Distance traveled = 50 meters.
We Know that
V² - U² = 2as
Where V = final velocity ,
U = initial velocity
a = Acceleration of the body
s= Distance Covered
V² - 0² = 2*5*50
V² = 500
V = √(500)
V = 10√5
Hence the Final Velocity of the body is 10√5 .
HOpe this helps You!!!
Answered by
1
TO find final velocity:
Given- distance- 50 meters
acceleration-5m/s
initial velocity(u)-0
the formula is v^2-u^2=2as
So, v^2-u^2=2as
v^-0=2*5*50
v^-0=500
v=500^
so square root of 500 is 22.360
so the Final velocity(v) is 22.360
Given- distance- 50 meters
acceleration-5m/s
initial velocity(u)-0
the formula is v^2-u^2=2as
So, v^2-u^2=2as
v^-0=2*5*50
v^-0=500
v=500^
so square root of 500 is 22.360
so the Final velocity(v) is 22.360
Similar questions