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draw the distance vs time graph when the speed of a body increases uniformly

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Answered by varmarupas0157
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Answered by nirman95
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DISTANCE VS TIME GRAPH:

  • As per the question, speed of the body increases uniformly.

This means that the body has a constant acceleration.

So, let acceleration be 'a' and body start from rest.

acc. = a

 \implies \:  \dfrac{dv}{dt}  = a

 \implies \:  dv= a \: dt

 \implies \: \displaystyle \int dv= \int a \: dt

 \implies \: \displaystyle v  = at

 \implies \: \displaystyle  \dfrac{dx}{dt}   = at

 \implies \: \displaystyle  dx  = at \: dt

 \implies \: \displaystyle  \int dx  = a \int t \: dt

 \implies \: \displaystyle  x = \frac{ a{t}^{2} }{2}

 \implies \: \displaystyle  x  \propto {t}^{2}

So, the graph will be parabolic in shape

  • Refer to diagram.

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