Physics, asked by stan434, 1 year ago

Can we derive the second equation of motion from the first equation of motion ?If yes then how ?

amayara2: have u buy the s. chand book of class nine

stan434: Yes

amayara2: then see in book and I am damm sure u will get solution of this question

stan434: Let me see.....

stan434: Deriving by graph is given nothing else

amayara2: oo yr dekho jaha par three eq. of motion likha hai na aur sara eq. diya hai wahi par sara kuch samajhaya haii

amayara2: aache se dekhi

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stan434: Kk

stan434: Got it thanks a lot

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Answered by rathod5

no we can not derive the second equation of motion from first equation of motion but we can derive the the third equation of motion from first.

Answered by VFfFdfgv

Yes
Displacement = area
S = 1/2 ( v+ u) t
v = u +at
S = 1/2 ( u + at +u) t
S=ut +1/2 at²

stan434: Can't understand it buddy

stan434: Got it !!

rathod5: sorry my mistake

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