what is the acceleration of a body moving with constant acceleration covers the distance between two points 60m apart in 60sec? its velocity as it passes the second point is 15m/sec
\[ \frac{ \Delta v}{ \Delta t} = a \]
@AllTehMaffs they didn't say it starts at rest, how can you know \(V_0 =0\)?
you're right :( Sorry, I was bein' lazy. Then solve for u_0 in terms of acceleration and time \[ \frac{u-u_0}{t} = a \\ \ \\ u_0 = u - at \\ \ \\ s = (au-t) + \frac{1}{2}at^2 \]
bah, I'm awful \[s = (u - at)t + \frac{1}{2}at^2 \]
\[a = 2\frac{s - ut}{t^2}\]
^_^
Does that make sense @jontutz99 ?
@AllTehMaffs what is u_O?
but what formula should i use to get vo?
The one you would normally use to find a constant acceleration \[ a=\frac{\Delta v}{t} = \frac{v-v_0}{t}\] \[ at = v - v_o\] \[v_0 = v - at\] we solve for it in terms of the velocity and time that we know ^^
Then we can put that into the normal displacement equation \[ s = v_0t + \frac{1}{2}at^2 \] \[s = (v - at)t + \frac{1}{2}at^2\]
ohh i get sir thanks :)
Very welcome ^_^
@AllTehMaffs sir you still online? i got a problem i get a - acceleration..
That's okay. That just means it's slowing down ^_^
sir should i use the formula s=(v−at)t+1/2at^2 to get the accel? or the other formula of a?
cause i got a high Vo i got a 29.5 vo x.x i think im doing it wrong sorry
hmm. That is fast1 ^_^ what did you get for a?
And don't worry - getting things wrong is half the fun! ^^
uhh.. if i use the s formula i get 0.466666666 if i use the a formula i get -0.466666666
which means I made a mistake somewhere. I sec.. :P
oh ok sir
the acceleration formula is wrong, sorry about that. I messed up a sign. The top should be (vt - s). The acceleration then turns out to be positive, and the initial velocity is negative. darn +'s and -'s :P ^^
Good intuition that the initial velocity was too big ^_^ I'm impressed!
@AllTehMaffs i think we still got problem sir xD i got a high initial velocity .. the answer i got from the formula was 12.999999999 and the answer must be 1.67 so far x.x
The correct answer is 1.67?
yah 1.67 m/sec
For the initial velocity?
ahh nope for the acceleration oh sorry the answer i get for acceleration is 0.466666666 and the answer was suppose to be 1.67 sorry for that
I'm really sorry that I've messed this up so many times for you :/ 1 sec...
haha thats ok. important is you helping me :)
And you're sure the time and displacement are t= 60s d = 60 m ?
yah.. that was the given
I have absolutely no idea how to get 5/3 as an answer. I'm sorry. There is some fundamental thing either missing in the problem or in my brain. If you use those numbers and just outright solve for v_o \[ d = \frac{v+v_0}{2}t\] \[ 2d/t = v+v_0\] \[2m/s - 15m/s = v_0 = -13m/s\] and that's what you get from the acceleration equation too. So it's not a miscalculation with any individual part of my setup. I have no idea. I think your answer is wrong. Or I'm crazy.
xDD nvm sir thanks again for the help.. maybe ill try it nxt tme btw sir got any knowledge about parallel force?
what's the problem? I'll try my best ^_^
if a force of 86 N to the surface of 20 degree inclined plane will push a 120-N block up the plane at constant speed. what force parallel to the plane will push it down at constant speed?
Can you draw a force diagram?
uh.. sorry sir no fig here x.x
So the first force is pushing completely horizontal?
yes
oh btw the answer here is 45 N
My brain is not understanding what to do. I'm very, truly sorry. I need to sleep on it - can I get back to you tomorrow?
yah sure ok thanks :)
I apologize for my complete uselessness. G'night, and I'll try again tomorrow ^_^
thats ok haha
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