Solution:Method 1:The ratio of the total displacement with respect to time is known as average velocity.If an object covers some displacement which is given by a function S(t).The formula for average velocity over the interval [t1,bt2] isVaverage=t2−t1S(t2)−S(t1)Given function S(t)=−15t2+75t on the interval [1,1+h],where h>0 is any real number.The average velocity of the object over the intervalVaverage=(1+h)−1S(1+h)−S(1)=hS(1+h)−S(1)S(1+h)=−15(1+h)2+75(1+h)=−15(12+2h+h2)+(75+75h) =−15(1+2h+h2)+75+75h=−15−30h−15h2+75+75h =60+45h−15h2=−15h2+45h+60∴S(1+h)=−15h2+45h+60 and S(1)=−15(1)2+75(1)=−15+75=60∴Vaverage=hS(1+h)−S(1)=h−15h2+45h+60−60=h−15h2+45h=−15h+45∴Vaverage=−15h+45Method 2:General equations for the position of the body and its velocity for uniformly accelerated motion have the form:S(t)=v0t+2at2, v(t)=v0+at ,where v0 is intial velocity and a is acceleration.from the condition of the problem it is seen that the initial velocity and acceleration are respectively equal to 75 and −30. Thenv(t)=75−30tThe average velocity in the interval [t1,t2] for uniformly accelerated motion isequal to the average value between the initial and final velocities for a given interval.vaverage=2v(t1)+v(t2)=2(75−30t1)+(75−30t2)=2150−30(t1+t2)=75−15(t1+t2)Here the interval [t1,t2]=[1,1+h]∴vaverage=75−15(t1+t2)=75−15(1+(1+h))=75−15(2+h) =75−30−15h=45−15h=−15h+45∴vaverage=−15h+45
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