Question #90430
A particle moves with a uniform acceleration of 5m/s^2 in 10 seconds. what is the average distance covered in the last one second
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Expert's answer
2019-06-03T10:11:59-0400

Ehe equatins of the movement with unifom acceleration:


v=v0+atv=v_0+a*t


S=v0t+at2/2S=v_0*t+a*t^2/2

On the start of a movement:

v0=0,t=0v_0=0, t=0

Speed (v9v_9 ) and distance (S9S_9) after 9 seconds of movement:


v9=at9;S9=at92/2v_9=a*t_9; S_9=a*t_9^2/2

Where t9=9st_9=9s - time from movement start during 9 seconds

Distance (S10S_{10}​) after 10 seconds of movement:


S10=at102/2S_{10}=a*t_{10}^2/2

Where t10=10st_{10}=10s - time from bedinning during 10 seconds

The distance covered durind last decond:


Sx=S10S9=at102/2at92/2S_x=S_{10}-S_9=a*t_{10}^2/2-a*t_9^2/2

Usind the numbers in SI:


Sx=47.5mS_x=47.5m

Answer: Sx=47.5mS_x=47.5m

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