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Part B ,C are wrong plz help. Problem 12.9 Th e acceleration of a particle as it

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Question

Part B ,C are wrong plz help. Problem 12.9 Th e acceleration of a particle as it moves along a straight line is given by a (2t-1) m/s2, where t is in seconds. Suppose that s = 6 m and u 7 m/s when t 0. Part A Determine the particle's velocity when t = 4 s . Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units. u= 190 Submit Give Up Correct Part B Determine the particle's position when t = 4 s Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units. s= 27.33 |m

Explanation / Answer

>> As, V = Velocity

As, acceleration, a = dv/dt

=> a = (2t - 1)m/s2

As, a = dv/dt

=> dv = a dt

=> dv = (2t - 1) dt

Integrating both sides

=> v = t2 - t + C [ C = Integration Constant ]

Now at t = 0, v = 7 m/s

=> C = 7

=> V = t2 - t + 7

>> As, s = Displacement and,

v = ds/dt

=> ds = v dt

=> ds = (t2 - t + 7 ) dt

Integrating both sides,

=> s = (1/3)t3 - (1/2)t2 + 7t + D            [ D = Constant of Integration ]

>> As, at t = 0, s = 6 ( Given)

=> D = 6

=> s = s = (1/3)t3 - 0.5t2 + 7t + 6    

So, at t= 4 sec,

particle's position, s = (1/3)*4*4*4 - 0.5*4*4 + 7*4 + 6 = 47.33 m

=> Particle's Position at t = 4 sec = 47.33 m ...answer...part (2)

>> As, assume at some time t", particle has zero velocity and it started moving backwards.

As, v = t2 - t + 7

=> 0 = (t")2 - t" + 7

=> As, v is not zero for any real value of t

So, our particle does not move backwards

=> So, total displacement = total distance

=> Total distance moved during the 4 seconds = 47.33 m ...ANSWER....PART (3)...