two particles A and B travels along x and y axes with respective constant velocities V1 is I'm/s and V2 is 2j m/s.At time t=0 they are at position (-2,0) and (0,1) respectively.The position vector of particle B w.r.t to particle A at t=3 second will be?
Answers
The position vector of particle B w.r.t to particle A at t=3 will be i - 7j
Explanation:
For Particle A travels along x and y axis:-
Integrate w.r.t t
Therefore, c = -2
For Particle B travels along x and y axis:-
Integrate w.r.t t
Therefore, c = 1
- Position vector of particle A at t=3
- Position vector of particle B at t=3
The position vector of particle B w.r.t to particle A at t=3
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The position vector of particle B w.r.t to particle A at t=3 second will be R(BA) = 7 j - 1 i = -1 i + 7 j
Explanation:
1. Here particle A and B at t=0 is (-2,0) and and (0,1).
2. Particle A is moving with 1(m/s) in positive i direction, So after 3 second new position of particle A
New position = old position + speed(v) × time(t)
A(t = 3) = -2i + (1 x 3 )i = +1i .......(1)
3. Particle B is moving with 2(m/s) in positive j direction, So after 3 second new position of particle B
New position = old position + speed(v) × time(t)
B(t=3) = +1.j +(2 x 3) j = +7.j .......(2)
4. Position vector of B with respect to A
R(BA) = B(t = 3) - A (t = 3)
Therefore,
R(BA) = 7 j - 1 i = -1 i + 7 j
Thus the position vector of particle B w.r.t to particle A at t=3 second will be R(BA) = 7 j - 1 i = -1 i + 7 j
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