Question #101784

A car in accelerated motion along the line ox moves from position x1 and x2 respectively on time t1 and t2 prove that the acceleration of a car is given by

a=2(x2t1-x1t2)/t1t2(t1-t2)


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Expert's answer
2020-01-27T09:49:59-0500
x1=vt1+0.5at12x_1=vt_1+0.5at_1^2

x2=vt2+0.5at22x_2=vt_2+0.5at_2^2

v=x1t10.5at1v=\frac{x_1}{t_1}-0.5at_1

Thus,


x2=(x1t10.5at1)t2+0.5at22x_2=\left(\frac{x_1}{t_1}-0.5at_1\right)t_2+0.5at_2^2

a=2(x2t1x1t2)t1t2(t1t2)a=\frac{2(x_2t_1-x_1t_2)}{t_1t_2(t_1-t_2)}


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