Question #136622
The motion of a particle is given by a =t^3-3t^2+5, where a is the acceleration in m/s^2 and t is the time in seconds .the velocity of the particle at t=1 seconds is 5.25m/s and the displacement and the velocity when the t =2seconds
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2020-10-07T06:34:03-0400

Since the acceleration is a=t33×t2+5a = t ^ 3 - 3 \times t^ 2 + 5 at t=1t = 1 seconds and the velocity is at t=1t = 1 seconds v=5.25v = 5.25 m/s, the primary acceleration is the velocity, therefore the velocity is

V(t)=t44t3+5×t+CV (t) =\frac {t ^ 4} {4} -t ^ 3 +5 \times {t} + C , where CC is some factor.

We find from the data the coefficient CC , therefore 5.25=141+5+C5.25 = \frac14-1 + 5 + C therefore C=1C=1 , and therefore the initial speed at t=0t = 0 is equal to v=1v = 1 m/s,

The speed at t=2t = 2 will be v(2)=24423+5×2+1=7v (2) =\frac {2 ^ 4} {4} -2 ^ 3 + 5\times {2} + 1 = 7 m/s.

And by the path formula with equally accelerated motion, the path is S=v×t+a×t22.S = {v}\times {t} +\frac { {a}\times {t ^ 2}} {2}.

Because a=t33×t2+5,S=v×t+t33×t2+5×t22.a = t ^ 3-3\times t ^ 2 + 5, S = {v}\times {t} +\frac { {t ^ 3- {3}\times {t} ^ 2 + 5} \times{t ^ 2}} {2}.

S=7×2+233×22+5×222=16S = {7}\times {2} +\frac {{2 ^ 3- {3}\times {2} ^ 2 + 5} \times{2 ^ 2}} {2} = 16 meters.


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