Math, asked by Emmawatson09, 1 month ago

If a body having mass 40kg started moving initially with rest and it takes a velocity of 20m/sec in time 4 seconds. Find the value of force​.​

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Answered by AhaanK2007
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The mass of body, m=0.40kg

Constant initial speed of the body is, u=10m/s

Force that acts on the body is, F=8.0N

(i)

At t= –5 s

The force starts acting on the body from t=0 s.

So, the acceleration of the body during this time was zero and it moves at a constant speed.

Position of the body is given by:

x=v×t

x=10×(−5)

   =−50 m

(ii)

At t=25 s

Since the force acts in the opposite direction of motion of particle. So, the acceleration of the body due to the force acting on it is:

a=  

M

F

 

=  

0.40

−8.0

=−20ms  

−2

 

The position is given by the second equation of motion:

s  

=ut  

+  

2

1

a"t  

2

 

=10×25+  

2

1

×(−20)×25  

2

 

=250−6250=−6000m

(iii)

At t=100 s

For first 30 sec, it moves under retardation of force and after that the body moves at constant speed.

a=−20ms  

−2

 

u=10m/s

The distance covered in 30 s:

s  

1

=ut+  

2

1

a"t  

2

 

=10×30+  

2

1

×(−20)×30  

2

 

=300−9000=−8700m

Now, the speed after 30 sec is:

v=u+at

v=10−(20×30)

=−590 m/s

Distance covered in remaining 70 sec:

x   =−590×70

= −41300 m

So, total distance covered in 100 s will be:

X=−8700−41300

X=−50000 m=−50 km

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