Exercise of Motion
Exercise of Motion
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••• The distance traversed in one second = 200n = Sn
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J)istance covered by athletes i . •
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= 51t x 140 .. 5 x-; x 140 == 2200: 20 ~d11 i.e., 140 • .• ;·
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Number _of complete rounds done b '. • 1 _ ·: ,_r;_ • .,,.,, 11 : • , '
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·= - - = '200 • 2,200 x 7 ' ' • • • 1, ,
2001t 200 )( (22 / 7) = 2 =! == 3 ( - 1) .. ~ :\
00 x 22 2 I •5 = S + - round
11terefore, the fin~l position of athletes i;. 11 . ; ,: ~ , : • i , \. _ . __ _ . . 1...
d a half rounds ts B at the end of 2 • - •• • ,. • •, . •
an . • / minu~~\and 20 seconds or just after three 1
'lbe displacement at the end of 2 m· · . • • \,i , .-,
. tnutes and 20 seco d
.'= Aa; _the shortest distance b t . .. . n s. : . ·l ., .•
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· ofJoseph in 2 min and 30 seconds o 100 • •
200 300
= AB = 300 m ~
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.Total time taken = 2 min 30 s.
Average speed
Total distances covered ~
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Q. 4. A motorboat starting from rest '
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trav e e y_ hoat 1s• 96 • : . > . ) 'l 1• l ; ; f., i .
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60x 60 s 8 3
The final velocity v at t = 10 s is zero.
(i) At t =O, the speed of car(firs
t) is 14.4 ..
ms-•, and at t = 5s, it is 0. As l
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acceleration is constant and
graph should be a straight line. So
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(~rst) ~o~es in a ·fixed direct!on, the
spee~ ':e.:s'-:'s" ti;Je
required graph. we join the points.A ·and B by str~igh a·
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(ii) Att = 0, the speed of car (sec
ond) is 8.3 ms-•, and att ~ l0s,'its sp~
points C and D on the graph. As ed i~ zero. Thu~. ~-e get iwo
the acceleration is constant and the
direction, the speed versus time gra car moves in· a fixed
ph should be a straight line. Therefo
and D to get the required graph. re we join the poi nu C
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.J:t!r.ance travelled by the second car bet.ween (0) and l0s ,· .r: 1 , :: -~ • r« ~
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=2xODxOC=2 xl0sx8.3ms-1= 41.5m ... ,. , ,,,:,1•_.., :r:'i: .·,,
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rly the second car travelled farther after the b rakes were applied
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: perpendicular to the time axis from this point. The
·· time corresponding to this point is about 0.7 hour. •
tliust 'at •0.7 hour,~· ,B ·pa~ses le.·' 'The :·~i~tanc~_'·•
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travelled, s 20 m = 2
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l!Wel~tion, a Rate of change of velocity 1O ms- =
\'elocity, V • ?
taken, t •?
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v 2 ~u 2 +2as· '· t :•, \ I' : f I 1 •
or, v = 20 ms-1
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v=u+ at .
or, 20 ms-1 = 0 ms-1 + 10 ms-2 x t
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the ball will strike the groun d with velocity 20 ,ms-1 after two seconds:
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Q. 8. The speed-time graph for a car is shown in
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• ,, • · (a) Find out how far does the car travel in '
the first 4 seconds. Shade the area on the ,·
graph that represents· the distance .. •
travelled by the car during the period.
(b) Which part of the graph repres~nts
uniform motion of the car?
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Ans. (a) Shade d area of .•the graph from .0 ~~ t~
indicates distance travelled. ., .
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Q. 9. State which of the following situations are possible and give an f I • : \ •: a\
highe st point). •• •
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