If velocity of particle varies with time is given as v=3tsquare_2t+5,then find acceleration of particle at t=2sec.
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acceleration=dv/dt
we are given ...
v=3t^2-2t+5
so differentiation with respect to time..
dv/dt =6t-2
a=6t-2
so acceleration at t=2sec
a=6×2-2
=10m/s^2
we are given ...
v=3t^2-2t+5
so differentiation with respect to time..
dv/dt =6t-2
a=6t-2
so acceleration at t=2sec
a=6×2-2
=10m/s^2
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HEYA!!
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Given that ,
V = 3t^2 - 2t + 5
Now, Differentiate eq with respect to time ,
DV /DT. = D ( 3t^2 - 2t + 5 ) /DT
We have ,
6t - 2
[ as differentiation of a constant is 0 and for x^n we have nx^n-1 ]
Now , Acceleration at t = 2
Acceleration = dv/dt
Put t = 2 in the differentiated equation ..
6 (2) - 2
12 - 2
= 10 ms-2
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Given that ,
V = 3t^2 - 2t + 5
Now, Differentiate eq with respect to time ,
DV /DT. = D ( 3t^2 - 2t + 5 ) /DT
We have ,
6t - 2
[ as differentiation of a constant is 0 and for x^n we have nx^n-1 ]
Now , Acceleration at t = 2
Acceleration = dv/dt
Put t = 2 in the differentiated equation ..
6 (2) - 2
12 - 2
= 10 ms-2
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