derive equation of motion graphically for a particle having uniform acceleration moving along straight line
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Answer:
Given:
Particle is moving along a straight line with uniform Acceleration .
To find :
Equations of motion using graph.
Calculation:
First let's draw the Acceleration vs Time graph. Since acceleration os constant, it will be straight line parallel to x -axis.
Now, change in velocity is the area under acc-time graph :
So 1st equation of motion :
Now velocity time graph will be linear :
Displacement will be equal to area under velocity-time graph :
2nd equation is:
Again ,
So 3rd equation is:
QUESTION :-
derive equation of motion graphically for a particle having uniform acceleration moving along straight line.
SOLUTION :-
=> [Note:- Refer to the attachment ]
=>A particle start to move from A with velocity u and a constant acceleration acting on particle is a after time t, particle reach the point B where velocity of particle is v.
=> According , to the definition of acceleration,
=> a = (v-u) /t
=> .°. at = (v-u)
=> .°. v = u + at --------(1)
=> Now, we know that, displacement is equal to area of under the velocity time graph.
=> .°. So, Area of AOEB = displacement
=> .°. s = ½ ×[AO + BE]× OE
=> s = ½ × ( u + v) × t
=> s = ½ × (u+u+at)× t --------( °.° v = u + at)
=> s = ½ × (2u + at) × t
=> .°. s = ut+½×at²
=> [ Note:- Squaring equ. (1)]
=> then, we get, v² = (u+ at)²
=>v²= u²+ a²t²+2uat
=>v²= u²+2a(½at²+ut)
=>v²= u² + 2a(ut+½at²)
=>v²= u² + 2as ----------------[ °.° s = ut+½at²]
=> .°. v² = u²+2as
ANSWER :-
(1) v = u + at
(2)s = ut+½×at²
(3) v² = u²+2as