The position of a particle along x axis at time t is given by :
x= 2 + t - 3t²
Then find out the displacement and the distance travelled in the interval t=0 to t=1 .
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x = 2 +t -3t² ---------(1)
differentiate wrt time
dx/dt = 1 -6t ----------(2)
again differentiate wrt time
d²x/dt² = -6
hence, motion is retarding becoz d²x/dt² < 0
let at t time velocity of particle is zero
e.g dx/dt = 0 = 1-6t = 1/6
at t = 1/6 velocity of particle is zero .
then particle moves in back direction at t = 1 sec
now,
displacement = final position - initial position = x(1) - x (0)
= 2 + 1 -3 - 2
= -2 m
distance = | x(1) - x (1/6) | + | x (1/6) - x(0) |
= | 2 + 1 -3 -(2 +1/6 -3/36 | + | 2 + 1/6 -3/36 - 2 |
=| -2 - 1/6 +1/12 | + | 2 +1/6 -1/12 -2 |
= | -2 -1/12 | + | 1 /12 |
= 2 + 1/12 + 1/12
= 2 + 1/6 = 13/6 m
differentiate wrt time
dx/dt = 1 -6t ----------(2)
again differentiate wrt time
d²x/dt² = -6
hence, motion is retarding becoz d²x/dt² < 0
let at t time velocity of particle is zero
e.g dx/dt = 0 = 1-6t = 1/6
at t = 1/6 velocity of particle is zero .
then particle moves in back direction at t = 1 sec
now,
displacement = final position - initial position = x(1) - x (0)
= 2 + 1 -3 - 2
= -2 m
distance = | x(1) - x (1/6) | + | x (1/6) - x(0) |
= | 2 + 1 -3 -(2 +1/6 -3/36 | + | 2 + 1/6 -3/36 - 2 |
=| -2 - 1/6 +1/12 | + | 2 +1/6 -1/12 -2 |
= | -2 -1/12 | + | 1 /12 |
= 2 + 1/12 + 1/12
= 2 + 1/6 = 13/6 m
abhi178:
is this correct
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this is not correct answer you are moulding your answer for getting the given result insteed the correct answer is 2.2
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