Physics, asked by dkreddy264, 7 months ago

The velocity of moving object varies
with displacement ‘x’as y = 3x² – 2x, the
the acceleration at x = 2m is
1) 48ms-2 2) 80ms -2 3) 18ms -24) 10ms
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Answers

Answered by azaziabdullah207207
5

Answer:

Explanation:

10ms-2

Answered by archanajhaa
0

Answer:

The the acceleration at x = 2m is 80m/s².i.e.option(2)

Explanation:

The velocity of a moving object varies with displacement as,

y=3x^2-2x             (1)

Where,

y="velocity" of the body

x=displacement of the body

Whereas the acceleration of a body is given as the rate of change of velocity with respect to time i.e.

a=\frac{dy}{dt}             (2)

Whereas time is given as,

t=\frac{dx}{y}           (3)

By substituting the value of t in equation (2) we get;

a=y\frac{dy}{dt}             (4)

By substituting the value of y in equation (4) we get;

a=(3x^2-2x)\frac{d(3x^2-2x)}{dx}=(3x^2-2x)(6x-2)        (5)

By placing x=2m in equation (5) we get;

a=(3(2)^2-2\times 2)(6\times 2-2)=(12-4)(12-2)=8\times 10=80m/s^2

Hence, the the acceleration at x = 2m is 80m/s².i.e.option(2)

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