Physics, asked by HumasSheheryar, 3 months ago

what is the relation between distance and time for constant power?​

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Answered by prakashakash802
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Answer:

In the above equation (3) the power and mass of the body is constant, so the distance covered by the body is proportional to the 3/2th power of time. Thus, the distance travelled by the body is proportional to t3/2

Answered by itzbhavesh282
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Answer:

The power of the body in the above problem is constant.

The formula to calculate the power of the body is given as,

P=F⋅v.(1)P=F⋅v.(1)

Here, P is the power of the body

F is the force on the body

v is the speed of the body

The velocity of the particle is given as,

v=stv=st

Here, s is the distance travelled by the body and t is the time in which the body covers the distance.

The force on the body is given as,

F=m⋅a.(2)F=m⋅a.(2)

Here, m is the mass of the body and a is the acceleration of the body.

The acceleration of the body is given as,

a=st2a=st2

Substitute st2st2for a in the equation (2) to find the force on the body.

F=m(st2)F=m(st2)

F=mst2F=mst2

Substitute mst2mst2for F and ststfor v in the equation (1) to find the power of the body.

P=(mst2)(st)P=(mst2)(st)

P=ms2t3P=ms2t3

s2=(Pm)t3s2=(Pm)t3

s=Pm−−−√(t3/2)(3)s=Pm(t3/2)..(3)

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