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2nd August 2006, 10:28 PM
kk i got some q's on mechanics, and im useless at mechanics, or some parts of mechanics. i really need the help as i got about 3 q's to do, i'd like to say thanks in advance if u can solve them, as i've already and still am trying:mad: .
1 Two particles, X and Y are moving in the same direction on parallel horizontal tracks. At a certain point O, the particle X, travelling with a speed of 16m/s and retarding uniformaly at 6m/s, overtakes Y, which is travelling at 8m/s and accelerating uniformaly at 2m/s. Calculate:
i - the distance of Y from O when the velocities of X and Y are equal,
ii - the velocity of X when Y overtakes X
2 a - A particle is projected vertically upwards with velocity 12m/s. Calculate:
i - the greatest height reached,
ii - its speed when it is at a height of 4m
b/Two Particles A and B are 96m apart on a smooth horizontal surface. A is moving directly towards B with speed 7m/s and retardation 2m/s. B is moving directly towards A with speed with 3m/s and accelerating 4m/s. Calculate the time taken before they meet
3/When t=0 (where t denotes time in seconds) a particle A moves from a point O along a straight line with inital velocity u m/s and constant acceleration a m/s. When t=4, a particle B moves from O along the straight line with inital velocity ½u m/s and constant velocity 2a m/s.
Given that when t=16, A is ahead of B, obtain in terms of u and a an expression for the distance between the particles at that time
Given also that this distance is 12m, and that the velocity of A when t=16 is 10m/s calculate
i - the value of u and of a
Hence calculate when t=18
ii- the distance between the particles
iii- the difference between their velocities
1 Two particles, X and Y are moving in the same direction on parallel horizontal tracks. At a certain point O, the particle X, travelling with a speed of 16m/s and retarding uniformaly at 6m/s, overtakes Y, which is travelling at 8m/s and accelerating uniformaly at 2m/s. Calculate:
i - the distance of Y from O when the velocities of X and Y are equal,
ii - the velocity of X when Y overtakes X
2 a - A particle is projected vertically upwards with velocity 12m/s. Calculate:
i - the greatest height reached,
ii - its speed when it is at a height of 4m
b/Two Particles A and B are 96m apart on a smooth horizontal surface. A is moving directly towards B with speed 7m/s and retardation 2m/s. B is moving directly towards A with speed with 3m/s and accelerating 4m/s. Calculate the time taken before they meet
3/When t=0 (where t denotes time in seconds) a particle A moves from a point O along a straight line with inital velocity u m/s and constant acceleration a m/s. When t=4, a particle B moves from O along the straight line with inital velocity ½u m/s and constant velocity 2a m/s.
Given that when t=16, A is ahead of B, obtain in terms of u and a an expression for the distance between the particles at that time
Given also that this distance is 12m, and that the velocity of A when t=16 is 10m/s calculate
i - the value of u and of a
Hence calculate when t=18
ii- the distance between the particles
iii- the difference between their velocities