Math, asked by joshipriyank50, 8 months ago

derive v^2=u^2+2as please help​

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Answered by EnchantedGirl
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SOLUTION: -

CONCEPT:-

=> To derive this, we need to know the other equations of motion:-

● V=u+at

●S=ut+1\2at^2

DERIVATION: -

From the first equation,

》 at = v−u

》 t = v−u/a

Put the value of t in the second equation of motion:

s = u(v - u ) \div a \:  + 1 \div 2 \times a \times( (v - u) \div a) {}^{2}

s=uv−u^2 \div a+a(v^2+u^2–2vu) \div 2a^2

s=uv−u^2 \div a+(v^2+u^2+2vu) \div 2a

s=(2uv−2u^2+v^2+u^2–2vu) \div 2a

 =  > 2as=v^2−u^2

Hence,

\boxed{v {}^{2} =u {}^{2} +2as}

HENCE PROVED

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