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if the displacement equation of a moving object is defined as X=3t^4+20t+5 m, where t is in seconds,then find instanteous velocity at 2 second, initial velocity, instanteous acceleration at 7 seconds.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

➳ Displacement equation of a moving object has been provided.

\dag\bf\:x=3t^4+20t+5

To Find :

  • Initial velocity
  • Instantaneous velocity at 2s
  • Instantaneous acc. at 7s

SoluTion :

Instantaneous velocity :

\leadsto\sf\:v=lim\:(\Delta t\to 0)\:\dfrac{\Delta x}{\Delta t}=\dfrac{dx}{dt}

\leadsto\sf\:v=\dfrac{d(3t^4+20t+5)}{dt}

\leadsto\bf\:v=12t^3+20

  • Initial velocity (t = 0) :

\leadsto\sf\:v=12(0)^3+20

\leadsto\sf\:v=0+20

\leadsto\boxed{\bf{v=20\:ms^{-1}}}

  • Velocity at t = 2s :

\leadsto\sf\:v=12(2)^3+20

\leadsto\sf\:v=96+20

\leadsto\boxed{\bf{v=116\:ms^{-1}}}

Instantaneous acceleration :

\leadsto\sf\:a=lim\:(\Delta t\to 0)\:\dfrac{\Delta v}{\Delta t}=\dfrac{dv}{dt}

\leadsto\sf\:a=\dfrac{d(12t^3+20)}{dt}

\leadsto\bf\:a=36t^2

  • Acc. at t = 7s :

\leadsto\sf\:a=36(7)^2

\leadsto\sf\:a=36\times 49

\leadsto\boxed{\bf{a=1764\:ms^{-2}}}

Answered by Anonymous
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\blue{\bold{\underline{\underline{Given}}}}

★ Displacement equation of a moving object is defined as x = 3t⁴ + 20t + 5 m.

\blue{\bold{\underline{\underline{To \: Find}}}}

★ Initial velocity

★ Instanteous velocity at 2 second

★ Instanteous acceleration at 7 ssecond

\blue{\bold{\underline{\underline{Solution}}}}

↖️Instanteous velocity :

v = lim ( ∆t → 0 ) ∆x/∆t = dx/dt

=> v = d(3t⁴ + 20t + 5)/dt

=> v = 12t³ + 20

Initial Velocity (t = 0) :

v = 12(0)³ + 20

=> v = 0 + 20

=> v = 20 ms^-1

Velocity at t = 2s :

v = 12(2)³ + 20

=> v = 96 + 20

=> v = 116 ms^-1

Instanteous acceleration :

a = lim ( ∆t → 0 ) ∆v/∆t = dv/dt

=> a = d(12t³ + 20)/dt

=> a = 36t²

Acceleration at t = 7s :

a = 36(7)²

=> a = 36 × 49

=> a = 1764 ms^-2


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