Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago


The \: motion \: of \: a \: body \: falling \:  \\ from \: rest \: in \: a \: medium \: is \: given \: \\  by \: equation, \:  \frac{dv}{dt}  = 1 - 2v. \\ What \: will \: be \: the  \: velocity \: at \: any \\  time \: t \: ?

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Answered by SharmaShivam
25
Hi,
Here is the answer to your query:-

\textit{Velocity} is given by-
dv/(a-bv)=dt
Integrating both sides we get:
-ln(a-bv)/b=t
=> V=(a-e^-bt)/b
From equation,
a=1,b=2
putting the values,
V=(1-e^-bt) /2

\bold{V=1/2(1-e^-2t)}

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Anonymous: In place b please put 2 in the final answer!
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Answered by sushmita
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