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Q.6)
The displacement s of a particle depends on
time t according to the following relation
s =1/3t^3 - t^2 + t. The velocity and displacement
of the particle at the instant when
acceleration is zero, are respectively-
(A)0,1/3
(B) 1/3,0
(C)1/3,1/3
(D) None of the above

Answers

Answered by streetburner
29

Explanation:

s =1/3t^3 - t^2 + t

v = (1/3 )3t^2 - 2t

a = 2t - 2

When acceleration = 0 , t = 1 s

s = 1/3 - 1 +1 = 1/3 unit

velocity = 1-2 = -1 unit

Answered by munnahal786
2

Given:

displacement equation is given as 1/3 t³ - t² +t

To Find:

The velocity and displacement of the particle at the instant when

acceleration is zero, are respectively.

solution:

displacement s = 1/3 t³ - t² +t

we know that velocity of a particle at any instant is given by,

v= ds/st

 = d/dt( 1/3 t³ - t² +t )

v =3t²/3 -2t +1

v =  t² - 2t +1

we know that the accelaration of a particle at any point is given by,

a= dv/dt

 =d/dt(  t² - 2t +1 )

 = 2t - 2

according to the question we will find the time when accelaration is 0.

a = 0

2t - 2 = 0

t - 1 = 0

t = 1 sec

put the value of t=1 in velocity and displacement

s = 1/3 t³ - t² +t

  =1/3x1 - 1 +1

  =1/3

v =  t² - 2t +1

   = 1 -2 +1

   =0

Hence The velocity and displacement of the particle at the instant when acceleration is zero, are respectively are 0 and 1/3 .

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