For an object moving with uniform acceleration, travelling 50m in 5th sec, 70m in 7th sec.
A) Its initial velocity is 5 m/s
B) Its average velocity during 9th sec is 90 m/s
C) It travels 100 m in 9th sec
D) Both A & B
[ Hint :- Correct answer is option-(D) ]
Answers
11th/Physics
Kinematics
Answer :
⧪ Distance covered by moving object in nth second of journey is given by
- Sn = u + a/2(2n - 1)
★ Distance covered in 5th second :
⭆ S(5) = u + a/2[(2×5) - 1]
⭆ 50 = u + a/2(10 - 1)
⭆ 50 = u + 9a/2 ... (I)
★ Distance covered in 7th second :
⭆ S(7) = u + a/2[(2×7) - 1]
⭆ 70 = u + a/2(14 - 1)
⭆ 70 = u + 13a/2 ... (II)
On solving (I) and (II), we get
➠ 20 = 4a/2
➠ 20 = 2a
➠ a = 10m/s² [Acceleration]
From equation (I)
➙ 50 = u + 9a/2
➙ 50 = u + (9×10)/2
➙ 50 = u + 90/2
➙ u = 50 - 45
➙ u = 5m/s [Initial velocity]
Hence, (A) is correct!
★ Ave. velocity during 9th second :
- Average velocity is defined as the ratio of total distance travelled to the total time taken. So we need to find distance travelled by body in 9th
➤ S(9) = u + a/2(2n - 1)
➤ S(9) = 5 + 10/2[(2×9) - 1]
➤ S(9) = 5 + 5(17)
➤ S(9) = 90 m
Calculation of average velocity :
➳ V = S(9) / time
➳ V = 90/1
➳ V = 90m/s
Hence, (B) is also correct!
Distance covered by object in 9th second is 90m therefore (C) is incorrect.
★ Option (D) is the final answer!
Cheers!
EXPLANATION:-
We know that distance covered by a moving object in nth second:-
⇒Distance covered in 5th second
⇒Distance covered in 7th second:-
Let's SUBTRACTING EQ-1 and EQ-2
So the acceleration is 10m/s²
Substituting it in EQ-1 we get:-
So the initial velocity(u)=5 m/s
So opt A is correct
Now let's calculate the average velocity for 9th second
Distance covered by it in 9th second:-
So distance covered in 9th second=90 m
Now using the formula for average velocity:-
Here Total distance in 9th second =90 m
and total time = 1 sec
So Opt-B is also correct
SO opt-A and B both are correct
So the answer will be {OPT-D} Both A & B