a body is falling freely under gravity.How much distance it falls during an interval of time between 1st and 2nd seconds of its motion , taking g=10?
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do u know the formula \[S=ut+\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }at ^{2}\]
yes
When a body falls freely, it's initial velocity is 0
ok
Now can u do this ?
u have to calculate S
yes 5*3=15?
how u didi this ?
1/2*10*(1.5)^2
Between 1st and 2nd seconds means that t=2-1=1sec
getting my points ?
i think between 1 & 2=1.5
NO ! interval of time between the 1st and 2nd seconds means a total duration of 2-1 = 1 sec
Suppose second hand of a clock is at 1 sec, then it will take a time of 1 sec to reach at 2nd second....Getting it ?
i m getting you but if i put 1.5 then my answer is right. becoz the answer is 15
I know the answer is 15.....
The body has travelled for a total of 2 seconds
Now if put t=1|dw:1403252989257:dw|
It will give us the distance A
If we put 2, it will give us the distance B
But we have to calculate distance C
getting it ?
yes
So can u calculate now ?
10*(2)^2 - 10*(1)^2
got it ?
ok thanks
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uh pretty sure, uh got this ?
yes friend
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