Concept explainers
(a)
The time taken by fugitive to catch up to the empty box car
(a)
Answer to Problem 68GP
4 seconds.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Initial velocity of the fugitive
Final maximum speed of the fugitive
Acceleration of the fugitive
Time taken by the fugitive to accelerate to the maximum speed
Displacement of the fugitive while accelerating
Time spent by the fugitive to travel at maximum speed
Total time of travel for fugitive to catch the car
Constant speed of the car
Total displacement of the car
Formula Used:
Acceleration is given as
Displacement is given as
Displacement at constant velocity is given as
Calculation:
Consider the motion of the fugitive while speeding up:
Average acceleration of the fugitive is given as
Inserting the values
Displacement of the fugitive while accelerating is given as
Substituting the values
For the fugitive to catch the car,
Total displacement of fugitive = Total displacement of car
Displacement of fugitive while accelerating + displacement of fugitive at maximum speed = Total displacement of car
So total time to catch the car is given as
Conclusion:
Therefore, time taken by fugitive is 4 seconds.
(b)
The distance travelled by fugitive to reach the box car.
(b)
Answer to Problem 68GP
24 m
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Total time of travel for fugitive to catch the car
Constant speed of the car
Total distance travelled by fugitive
Total distance travelled by car
Formula Used:
Distance travelled at constant speed is given as
Calculation:
For the fugitive to catch the box car,
Total distance travelled by fugitive = total distance travelled by car
Conclusion:
Therefore, distance travelled by fugitive is 24 m.
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