Physics, asked by badmashvikash2003, 3 months ago

If velocity of particle at t = 0 is 2 m/s. Find its velocity at t = 3s.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

initial velocity u=2m/s

acceleration a = 2m/s at 60

component of acceleration in direction of velocity and perpendicular to initiail velocity according to figure

a

x

=acos60

0

=2×

2

1

=1

a

y

=asin60

0

=2×

2

3

=

3

s

x

=ut+

2

1

a

x

t

2

=2×2+

2

1

×1(2)

2

=6m

s

y

=ut+

2

1

a

x

t

2

=0+

2

1

×

3

(2)

2

=2

3

m

net displacement = S=

s

x

2

+s

y

2

=

36+12

=4

3

m

again for velocity in X any Y direction

v

x

=u+a

x

t=2+1×2=4m/s

v

y

=u+a

y

t=0+

3

×2=2

3

m/s

net velocity = V=

v

x

2

+v

y

2

=

16+12

=2

7

m/s

thus .

hope, it will help you.

Answered by Ayushmaurya0175
0

Answer

initial velocity u=2m/s

acceleration a = 2m/s at 60∘

component of acceleration in direction of velocity and perpendicular to initiail velocity according to figure

ax​=acos600=2×21​=1ay​=asin600=2×23

​​=3

sx​=ut+21​ax​t2=2×2+21​×1(2)2=6m

sy​=ut+21​ax​t2=0+21​×3

​(2)2=23

​m

net displacement = S=sx​2+sy​2

​=36+12

​=43

​m  

again for velocity in X any Y direction

vx​=u+ax​t=2+1×2=4m/svy​=u+ay​t=0+3

​×2=23

​m/s

net velocity = V=vx​2+vy​2

​=16+12

​=27

​m/s

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