Math, asked by PirviRautella, 1 month ago

The velocity of a body moving at an initial speed of 20 m/s and having an acceleration of
40 m/s after 10 s will be​

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Answered by BrainlyEmpire
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\red\dagGiven :

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\longrightarrow\sf\:Initial\: Speed\: of\: Body\: =\: 20 \:m/s

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\longrightarrow\sf\:Acceleration\: of \:Body\: = \:40\: m/s

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\longrightarrow\sf\: Time \:taken \:=\:  10S

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\blue\dag To Find :

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  • \leadsto\sf\: Final \:Velocity\: of \:Body

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\pink\dag Solution :

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\large\underline{\orange{\sf \blue{\maltese} Formula \: :-\: v\: = \:u\: +at\::-}}

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\large\underline{\red{\sf \purple{\dag} Understanding\: the \: Concept:-}}

  • For solving this question we have to just apply one formula of motion ( v = u + at ), after putting value in formula we can get final answer . So Finally solving further.

By using Formula !

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  • \longrightarrow\sf\:V\: =\: 20\: + \:40\:×\: 10

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  • \longrightarrow\sf\: V \:=\: 20\: +\: 400\:m/s

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  • \longrightarrow\sf\: V\: =\: 420\: m/s

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\red\maltese Therefore :

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\leadsto\sf\:Final\:Velocity\:of \:body\: is\:420\:m/s

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Answered by ToxicEgo
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\huge\boxed{\fcolorbox{purple}{ink}{GIVEN:}}

  • Initial Speed(u)→20m/s

  • acceleration (a)=40m/s²

  • Time=10sec.

\huge\boxed{\fcolorbox{pink}{ink}{TO FIND:}}

  • Final Velocity=?

\huge\boxed{\fcolorbox{red}{ink}{SOLUTION:}}

Since,

We know that,

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v=u+at

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Therefore,By substituting the values

v=20+(40)×10

: . v=20+400

: . v=420m/s

: . The final Velocity of the body is 420m/s.

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