Physics, asked by Kushagrashah, 12 hours ago

Two particles start from rest and move in a straight line for the same time. The first particle has an

acceleration a for half the time and an acceleration 2a for the remaining time. The second particle has

acceleration 2a for half the total distance traveled by it and acceleration a for the remaining distance.

Find the ratio of the distances travelled by the particles​

Answers

Answered by k95038234
0

Answer:

Answer

For a particle A,

S

A1

=ut+

2

1

at

2

here u=0,a=a

S

A1

=

2

1

×a×

4

T

2

=

8

aT

2

S

A2

=ut+

2

1

a

1

t

2

here u=at=a

2

T

,a=2a

S

A2

=a

2

T

×

2

T

+

2

1

×a×

4

T

2

S

A2

=

4

aT

2

+

4

aT

2

=

2

aT

2

S

A

=

2

aT

2

+

8

aT

2

=

8

5aT

2

For a particle B,similarly

S

B1

=ut+

2

1

at

2

S

B1

=0+

2

1

×2a×

4

T

2

=

4

aT

2

S

B2

=ut+

2

1

a

1

t

2

=2a

2

T

×

2

T

+

2

1

×a×

4

T

2

=

2

aT

2

+

8

aT

2

=

8

5aT

2

S

B

=

8

5aT

2

+

4

aT

2

=

8

7aT

2

Particle B covered large distance

Answered by fhana0303
0

Answer:

Explanation:

2a:a,a:2a

1:1

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