acceleration

Give (v-t) relationof a moving particle.

V^2=2t^2+14

Find the magnitude of acceleration after 1 second of motion. Give answer in decimal. No unit required.


The answer is 0.5.

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1 solution

Some Das
Nov 14, 2014

So, V=(2t^2+14)^(1/2) dv/dt=2t/V (Cause,V is a function of t)

putting t=1 we get

dv/dt=1/2=.5 therefore the acceleration must be .5 unit/time^2

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