Physics, asked by Hemaniverma18, 3 months ago

The velocity of a body changes from 50 m/s - 80 m/s by Time of 10 s . What is distance covered by body if acceleration is 2.01 m/s2.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \large \sf {\underbrace{\underline{Elucidation:-}}}

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 \sf \rm \red {\underline{Provided\: that:}}

 \mapsto \tt {Initial\: Velocity\: (u)=50m/s}

 \mapsto \tt {Final\: Velocity\: (v)=80m/s}

 \mapsto \tt {Time\: interval\: (t)=10s}

 \mapsto \tt {Acceleration\: (a)=2.01m/s^{2}}

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 \sf \rm \blue {\underline{To\: be\: determined:}}

 \mapsto \tt {Distance\: covered\: by}  \tt {the\: body\: (s)=?}

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 \sf \rm \orange {\underline{Using\: 3^{rd}\: equation\: of\: motion:}}

 \colon \implies \tt  {\boxed{v^{2}=u^{2}+2as}}

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★Supplanting the given values,

 \colon \mapsto \tt  {(80m/s)^{2}=(50m/s)^{2}+2\times 2.01m/s^{2} \times s}

 \colon \mapsto \tt  {6400=2500+4.02\times s}

 \colon \mapsto \tt  {6400-2500=4.02\times s}

 \colon \mapsto \tt  {3900=4.02\times s}

\large \colon \mapsto \tt  {s=\frac{3900}{4.02}}

\large \colon \mapsto \tt  {s=\frac{3900\times 100}{402}}

 \colon \mapsto \tt  {s≈970.14}

 \colon \implies \tt \green  {\fbox{s=970m(Apx)}}

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 \sf \rm \purple {\underline{Thusforth,}}

★The distance covered by the body is approximately "970m"

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Answered by AestheticSky
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\large \frak{Given} \begin{cases}  \quad  \sf initial \: velocity(u) = 50m {s}^{ - 1} \\  \quad \sf final \: velocity(v) = 80 m{s}^{ - 1}    \\  \quad \sf acceleration(a) =2.01m {s}^{ - 2}  \\ \quad \sf time \: taken(t) = 10s  \end{cases}

\maltese\: \large\underbrace{\purple{\frak{Solution:-}}}

\dag\underline{\sf{By \:using\: 3rd\: Kinematical \:equation :- }}

 \\   \leadsto \large\underline{ \boxed{ \pink{\sf  {v}^{2}  -  {u}^{2}  = 2as}}} \bigstar \\

Where, v, u, a and s represents Final velocity, Initial velocity, Acceleration and Distance.

\dag\underline{\sf{Substitute \:the \:values \:into \: it!! }}

 \\  \quad  \rightarrow\sf  {(80)}^{2}  -  {(50)}^{2}  = 2 \times 2.01 \times S \\

 \\  \quad \rightarrow \sf 6400 - 2500 = 4.02 \times S \\

 \\  \quad \rightarrow \sf  \dfrac{3900}{4.02}  = S \\

 \\  \quad \rightarrow \sf S = 970.14 \: m \\

 \\  \quad \rightarrow \boxed{  \boxed{ \orange{\sf  S \approx 970 \: m}}} \bigstar \\

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