Physics, asked by poonam140907, 8 months ago

if acceleration of particle is zero form t= 0 to t =5 then....
a. velocity must be zero
b. speed must be zero
c. velocity Descreaese
d. velocity in constant in the interval ​

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Answered by adavyaheritage
0

Answer:

Explanation:

The figure is attached

At t=0, the velocity vector can be written as

At t=0, the acceleration vector can be written as

....... (1)

 ................. (2)

(1) Let after time t the speed is again 8 m/s

The velocity in x direction after time t

By first equation of motion

Similarly, velocity in y direction after time t

Therefore, the speed will be v = 8

Therefore, after time t=0, the next the speed will be 8 m/s after 4 seconds.

(2)The acceleration is constant therefore, its vector will be what is computed in eq (2)

The velocity vector after time t is given by

If acceleration vector and velocity vectors are perpendicular

Then

seconds

Therefore, after 2 seconds, acceleration and velocity vector of th particle are mutually perpendicular

(3) From t=0 to t=4, displacement in x direction

m

Similarly, displacement in y direction

Thus, the magnitude of displacement

Therefore, the magnitude of displacement of the particle in time interval t=0 to t=4 is 16√3 m

Hope this answer is helpful.

Answered by tlhnizam
1

Answer:

d is the correct option

Explanation:

when acceleration is zero velocity will be constant

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