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What is the speed of the body moving with uniform acceleration at the midpoint of two points on a straight line, where the speeds are u and v respectively ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

\huge\underline\bold\purple{SolutiOn:}

\sf{Accleration~of~the~car→a}

\sf{The~ distance~ between ~A ~and ~B ~ is→d}

\sf{v^2-u^2→2ad}

\bold{Given:}

\sf{v→30~m/s~and~u→20~m/s}

\sf{2ad→30^2-20^2}

\sf{ad→\frac{(900-400)}{2}→250}

\sf{when~the~car~is~at~the~mid~point~of~AB}

\sf{~then~let~the~speed~of~the~car~is~V_1}

\sf{{V}^2_{1} →ad+400→650}

\sf{.°.v_1~ is→25.5~m/s}

\large\tt{Answer}

→The speed of the body moving with uniform acceleration at the midpoint of two points on a straight line is 25.5 m/s

Answered by Anitha1539
3

Let 'a' be the constant acceleration and s be the distance between the two points,From equation of motion

v^2-u^2 = 2as................(1)

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