The distance travelled by a boy in the nth second is given by the expression (2+3n). find the initial velocity and the acceleration and also find final velocity in 2 second?
By definition:
v=ΔtΔlΔl – distance travelled in time Δt
In our case, distance travelled by a boy in the nth second is given by the expression (2+3n), so
v(n)=12+3n=2+3nv(n) – average velocity during nth second.
Acceleration equals:
a=ΔtΔv=n+1−nv(n+1)−v(n)=2+3(n+1)−(2+3n)=3
Answer: Acceleration equals 3second2units.
Average velocity during first second equals:
v(1)=2+3=5
And he moved with acceleration a=3.
v0+3∗1=v1v0 – the initial velocity
v1 – the final velocity in 1st second
He moved with constant acceleration, so:
v(1)=2v0+v1=5
Therefore, we have system of equations:
{v0+3=v12v0+v1=5
Substitute 1 to 2:
(v0+v0+3)=2∗52v0=10−3v0=7/2
Answer: the initial velocity equals 7/2secondunits.
Average velocity during 2 second equals:
v(2)=2+3∗2=8
And he moved with acceleration a=3.
v0+3∗1=v1v0 – the initial velocity in 2nd second
v1 – the final velocity in 2nd second
He moved with constant acceleration, so:
v(2)=2v0+v1=8
Therefore, we have system of equations:
{v0+3=v12v0+v1=8
From second: v0=16−v1
Substitute 1:
16−v1+3=v12v1=19v1=19/2
Answer: final velocity in 2 second equals 219 units
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