Physics, asked by abhisheknavik0p2gc3j, 1 year ago

the motion of a body is given by x= t^3+4t^2-2t+5 where x is in metre find (a) velocity and acceleration at t=4s (b) average velocity and average acceleration during t =0s to t=4s

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Answered by pragya89
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(a) velocity is 78m/s.
acceleration is
32m/s^2
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abhisheknavik0p2gc3j: thank you PRAGYA
Answered by BrainlyConqueror0901
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Answer:

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{\pink{\green{\sf{ACCELERATION=32m/s^{2}}}}}

{\pink{\green{\sf{AVG\:VELOCITY=30m/s}}}}

{\pink{\green{\sf{AVG\:ACCELERATION=20m/s^{2}}}}}

Explanation:

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 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: { \orange{given}} \\ { \green{x =  {t}^{3}  + 4 {t}^{2} - 2t + 5(position \: of \: a \: particle }} \\  \\ { \blue{to \: find}} \\ { \red{acceleration =? }} \\ { \red{velocity =? }} \\ { \red{average \: acceleration = ?}} \\ { \red{average \:velocity = ?}}

▪According to the given question:

▪for finding velocity if position of a particle is given so we differentiate position of a particle.

 \to x =  {t}^{3}  + 4 {t}^{2}  -2t+5\\  \to  \frac{dv}{dt}  = 3 {t}^{2}  + 8t - 2 \\ \\  \to at \: (t = 4s) = 3 \times  {4}^{2}  + 8 \times 4 - 2 \\  \to velocity = 3 \times 16 + 32 - 2 \\  { \green{\therefore velocity = 78m/s}}

▪for finding acceleration if we get velocity of a particle so again differentiate the velocity of particle.

 v=3{t}^{2}+8t-2\\\to acceleration =  \frac{da}{dt}  = 6t+8 \\  \to  {acc}^{n}  = 6t + 8 \\  \\  \to at \: (t = 4s) = 6 \times 4 + 8 \\  { \green{\therefore {acc}^{n}  = 32 m/s^{2} }}

Avg velocity during t=0 to t=4s.

 \to initial \: displacement(at \:  t = 0) =   {0}^{3}   + 4 \times  {0}^{2}  - 2 \times 0 + 5 \\  \to u = 5m \\   \\  \to final \: displacement (at \: t = 4) =  {4}^{3}  + 4 \times  {4}^{2}  - 2 \times 4 + 5 \\  \to v = 125m \\  \\  \to avg \: velocity =  \frac{v - u}{t2 - t1}  \\ \to avg \:  velocity =  \frac{125 - 5}{4 - 0}  \\  { \green{\therefore avg \: velocity = 30 m/s }}

Avg acceleration during t=0 to t=4s

 \to avg \: acceleration =  \frac{ v_{f} -  v_{i} }{ t_{f} - t_{i}  }  \\  \to avg \: acceleration =  \frac{78 - ( - 2)}{4 - 0}  \\  { \green{\therefore avg \: acceleration = 20 m/{s}^{2}  }}

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