The position vector of may object at nay time t is given by 3t^2i + 6tj+ k. It's velocity along y axis has the magnitude
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x = 3t² i + 6t j + 1.k
differentiate with respect to time
dx/dt = 6t i + 6j + 0k
we know , dx/dt = velocity
so,
v = 6t i + 6 j + 0.k
hence , velocity along x -axis = 6t
velocity along y-axis = 6
and velocity along z-axis = 0
hence, velocity along y -axis = 6 unit
differentiate with respect to time
dx/dt = 6t i + 6j + 0k
we know , dx/dt = velocity
so,
v = 6t i + 6 j + 0.k
hence , velocity along x -axis = 6t
velocity along y-axis = 6
and velocity along z-axis = 0
hence, velocity along y -axis = 6 unit
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Hello sir ,
According to our question sir ,
The position vector of an object at time t is given by 3t^2i + 6tj+ k
Sir according to kinematics dx/dt = velocity! means rate of change of position with respect to time is known as velocity
Now for velocity we will differentiate the equation with respect to t
As velocity = d/dt ( 3t^2i + 6tj+ k )
We get velocity = > 6t i + 6 j +0
Our question is saying velocity along y axis so sir for better understanding
We will take it in our reference frame
Means velocity is given by (0.i + j + 0.k)(6t i + 6j+0k)
Which means velocity along y axis is 6 m/s sir
Hope this helps you !
# Regards brainly helper
According to our question sir ,
The position vector of an object at time t is given by 3t^2i + 6tj+ k
Sir according to kinematics dx/dt = velocity! means rate of change of position with respect to time is known as velocity
Now for velocity we will differentiate the equation with respect to t
As velocity = d/dt ( 3t^2i + 6tj+ k )
We get velocity = > 6t i + 6 j +0
Our question is saying velocity along y axis so sir for better understanding
We will take it in our reference frame
Means velocity is given by (0.i + j + 0.k)(6t i + 6j+0k)
Which means velocity along y axis is 6 m/s sir
Hope this helps you !
# Regards brainly helper
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