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the aacelration of an object varies as a=tsquare+2t+1m/s.if the initial velocity of an object is 2m/s . calculate it's velocity at t= 4sec​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\longrightarrow Given :-

a = t^2+2t+1 m/s^2

u = 2m/s

t = 4sec

\longrightarrow To\:Find :-

Final \: velocity

\longrightarrow SOLUTION:-

As\: they\: given \\a= t^2+2t+1

Substitute \: value\: of \: t

We \: can \: get \: the \: acceleration \: of \: the\: body

At\:t = 4m/s^2

a = (4)^2+ 2(4) +1

a = 16+8+1

a = 25m/s^2

u = 2m/s

t = 4 s

v =?

We\: know\: that

a =\dfrac{v-u}{t}

Substituting \: the \: values

25 = \dfrac{v- 2}{4}

25(4) = v-2

100 = v-2

v = 100+2

v = 102m/s

So\: the\: final \:velocity \: is\:  102m/s

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