Figure 3.E2 shows the velocity-time graph for a
particle moving in a fixed direction. (a) Find the
acceleration of the particle. (b) If the mass of the
particle is 200 g, what is the force acting on it?
Velocity (m/s)
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2 3 Time (seconds)
Fig. 3.E2
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From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a=
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= Δt
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv =
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 5
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2 Mass of the particle, m=100g=0.1kg
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2 Mass of the particle, m=100g=0.1kgHence, force acting on the particle, F=ma=0.1kg×4m/s
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2 Mass of the particle, m=100g=0.1kgHence, force acting on the particle, F=ma=0.1kg×4m/s 2
From the graph, we can say that for time interval Δt=5s, change in velocity, Δv=20m/s.Therefore, acceleration, a= ΔtΔv = 520 =4m/s 2 Mass of the particle, m=100g=0.1kgHence, force acting on the particle, F=ma=0.1kg×4m/s 2 =0.4N
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