derive 3rd equation of motion by graphical method....
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If distance covered by body in time t and be s
S=Area enclosed b/w graph and time axis.
S=ar(OACD)
S=1/2 (AC+OD)×OA
S=1/2(V+U)×t=1
S=1/2(U+at+U)×t
S=1/2(2U+at)×t
S=1/2(2U+at²)
S=Ut+1/2at²
S=1/2(V+U)×t
2s=(V+U)×(V-U) /a
2s×a=(V+U)(V-U)
2as=V²-U²
V²-U²=2as
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If distance covered by body in time t and be s
S=Area enclosed b/w graph and time axis.
S=ar(OACD)
S=1/2 (AC+OD)×OA
S=1/2(V+U)×t=1
S=1/2(U+at+U)×t
S=1/2(2U+at)×t
S=1/2(2U+at²)
S=Ut+1/2at²
S=1/2(V+U)×t
2s=(V+U)×(V-U) /a
2s×a=(V+U)(V-U)
2as=V²-U²
V²-U²=2as
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We can determine the distance covered by the object with time t from the area of the quadrangle DOEB.
DOEB is a trapezium.So we can use the formula for its area.
s = area of trapezium DOEB
s = 1/2 x sum of lengths of parallel sides x distance between the parallel sides
s = 1/2 x (OD + BE) x OE
but,OD = u, BE = v and OE = t
s = 1/2 x (u + v) x t .............( i )
But,we know that:
a = v - u/t
: t = ( v - u)/a ................( ii )
Now,putt the value of t in the equation ( i )
So,
s = 1/2 x ( u + v) x t
s = 1/2 x (u + v ) x (v - u)/a
s = ( u + v ) (v - u )/a
s = (u + v ) ( v - u )/2a
2as = (u + v ) ( v - u ) = v^2 - u^2
v^2 = u^2 + 2as
This equation is known as the Newton's Third equation of motion..
Thanks.
:)
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We can determine the distance covered by the object with time t from the area of the quadrangle DOEB.
DOEB is a trapezium.So we can use the formula for its area.
s = area of trapezium DOEB
s = 1/2 x sum of lengths of parallel sides x distance between the parallel sides
s = 1/2 x (OD + BE) x OE
but,OD = u, BE = v and OE = t
s = 1/2 x (u + v) x t .............( i )
But,we know that:
a = v - u/t
: t = ( v - u)/a ................( ii )
Now,putt the value of t in the equation ( i )
So,
s = 1/2 x ( u + v) x t
s = 1/2 x (u + v ) x (v - u)/a
s = ( u + v ) (v - u )/a
s = (u + v ) ( v - u )/2a
2as = (u + v ) ( v - u ) = v^2 - u^2
v^2 = u^2 + 2as
This equation is known as the Newton's Third equation of motion..
Thanks.
:)
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