Physics, asked by harpreetharpreet1980, 9 months ago

the velocity acquired by a body moving with uniform acceleration is 20 m/ s in first 2 sec and 40 m/ s in first 5 sec. calculate intial velocity.

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Answered by rajeshkumarbbd
1

Explanation:

at t=2s,v=30m/s

at t=4s,v=60m/s

so,acceleration

a=dv/dt=(60-30)/(4-2) thus,

a=30/2=15m/s

now , v=u +at

initial velocity will be calculated using

u=v-at

after two seconds

u=30-15×2

thus, initial velocity u=0m/s.

I hope it will help u..........

Answered by karunthemass
4

Let t_1=2sec;t_2=5sec-2sec =3sec (as it is mentioned as first 5sec )

u_2=20m/s;u to be found

V=40m/s

a=u_2-u/t_1

a=v-u_2/t_2 equating these values u get u=0

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