(b)Given the shown v-t diagram (1) construct a-t and s-t diagram (11) Using diagrams, find total distance travelled through the first (35 s). V m mis time s 25s (V4 dingram 6 m/s

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(b)Given the shown v-t diagram (1) construct a-t and s-t diagram
(11) Using diagrams, find total distance travelled through the first (35 s).
V m/s
5 me
3 mis
time s
25s
(Vt dingram)
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For the given velocity time graph

From t = 0 to t = 5 s

velocity  u = 3m/s

Acceleration a = 0 {Velocity is constant}

and the distance traveled

s = v*t = 3 m/s*5 s

   = 15 m

From t = 5 to t = 15 s

velocity  changes from u = 3m/s to u' = -6 m/s

Acceleration a:

by the equation of motion

u' = u+at

-6 m/s = 3 m/s +a (10 s)                                                      (Position curve will be decreasing its slope)

a = -0.9 m/s2

and the distance traveled will be given by the third equation of motion:

u'2+u2 =2as

(-6 m/s)2+(3 m/s)2 =2(-0.9 m/s2)S                                      S= -25 m

So the position of the particle at t = 15 sec will be

s(t =15) = 15 m -25 m

              = -10 m

From t = 15 to t = 25 s

velocity  changes from u' = -6 m/s to v = 5 m/s

Acceleration a:

by the equation of motion

v = u'+at

5 m/s = -6 m/s +a'(10 s)

a = 1.1 m/s2

and the distance traveled will be given by the third equation of motion:

v2+u'2 =2as

(5 m/s)2+(-6 m/s)2 =2(1.1 m/s2)S                                      S'= 27.72 m                              (Position curve will be increasing its slope)

So the position of the particle at t = 25 sec will be

s(t = 25) = -10 m +27.72 m

              = 17.72 m

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