Question #142165
A particle of mass m=1Kg moves in the x -y plane.The force on it at time t is
F(t)= [2sin(αt)i+3cos(αt)j]N
where α =1s^(-1) At time t=0 the particle is at rest at the origin. Calculate the magnitude of its position vector r (in m ) and velocity vector v(in m/s) at
time t=(π/2)s
Ans r=[(π-2)²+9]^(1/2)
V=√13
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Expert's answer
2020-11-05T03:54:52-0500

Solution

Using newton equation

mdVdt=m\frac{dV}{dt}=  [2sin(αt)i+3cos(αt)j]N

Integrate above equation with respect to T

V=[2cos(αt)i+3sin(αt)j]αm+cV= \frac{[-2cos(αt)i+3sin(αt)j]}{\alpha m}+c .,,,,,,,,eq1


At initially t=0 V=0

We get c= -2i

So velcity become

V=[2cos(αt)i+3sin(αt)j]αm2iV= \frac{[-2cos(αt)i+3sin(αt)j]}{\alpha m}-2i

Using t=π/2t=\pi/2 and α=1\alpha=1

V=2i+3jV=-2i+3j

Magnitude of this velocity is

V=13m/sV=\sqrt{13} m/s


Again integrate equation 1 we get

Position vector

r=[2sin(αt)i+3cos(αt)j]α2m2it+3jr= \frac{[-2sin(αt)i+3cos(αt)j]}{\alpha^2m}-2it+3j

Putting all given value

Position vector become as


r=[(π2)2+9]12mr=[(π-2)²+9]^{\frac{1}{2}}m


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