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what is the ratio of the distance travelled by a body falling freely from rest in the first second and third second of its fall

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Answered by vidya1234
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The ratio is 1:3:5.



[Read this if you want to see the formulas.]


Using the two equations for constant acceleration:


1. s=ut+12at2

2. v=u+at


In the first second, u=0, t=1 s, a=−g, so s=−g/2 and v=−g.


In the second second, u=−g, t=1 s, a=−g, so s=−g−g/2=−3g/2 and v=−g−g=−2g.


In the third second, u=−2g, t=1 s, a=−g, so s=−2g−g/2=−5g/2 and v=−2g−g=−3g.


So the ratio of displacements is −g/2:−3g/2:−5g/2



Hope it is helpful.....


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Answered by curioussoul
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the ratio is 1:3:5..............
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