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Derive 3rd equation of motion by graphical method

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Answered by kanishkagroverovlt3e
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See the following pics and draw a graph for it
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Answered by Anonymous
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✿ Derivation of 3rd Equation of motion [Position-Velocity Relation]- graphically:-

2as= -

As per the graph,

OA= u= initial velocity

BC= v= final velocity

OC= t= time taken

Now, let the body covers a displacement of s in time t...

From the graph,

Displacement= s= Area under graph AB

So, s= Area of the trapezium OABC

We know that,

*Area of the trapezium = 1/2× (sum of the parallel sides)×h

Similarly,

Area of OABC= 1/2× (OA+BC)× OC [Now, substitute all the values from the graph in the expression..]

s= (u+v)×t/2 [Consider it as the equation-1]

From the first equation of motion, we have→ v= u+at or t= v-u/a [Consider it as the equation- 2]

On substituting equation 2 in equation 1, we get,

s= (v+u)(v-u)/2a

s= - / 2a

2as= - [3rd equation of motion]

Hope it helps...:-)

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