Physics, asked by shivaniahuja004, 7 months ago

The ratio of the times taken by a body moving with uniform acceleration in
reaching two points P and Q along a straight line path is 1:2. If the body
starts from rest and moves linearly, the ratio of the distances of P and Q
from the starting point is​

Answers

Answered by rohitsaini165432
0

Answer:

The ratio of time taken is 1 :2,

Using s=ut+

2

1

gt

2

,

The ratio of distance

s

2

s

1

=

2

1

gt

2

2

2

1

gt

1

2

=

t

2

2

t

1

2

, ( u=0 given)

s

2

s

1

=

4

1

Answered by gautamdebnath14
0

Answer:

1:4

Explanation:

The ratio of time taken is 1 :2, 

The ratio of time taken is 1 :2, Using s=ut+21gt2, 

The ratio of time taken is 1 :2, Using s=ut+21gt2, The ratio of distance s2s1=21gt2221gt12=t22t12,      ( u=0 given)

The ratio of time taken is 1 :2, Using s=ut+21gt2, The ratio of distance s2s1=21gt2221gt12=t22t12,      ( u=0 given)⇒s2s1=41.

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