Physics - With Connect Access
Physics - With Connect Access
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Author: GIAMBATTISTA
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Chapter 2, Problem 78P
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Sketch the graph of the traveller and time taken for the trip.

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Answer to Problem 78P

The graph of the traveller is drawn and the time taken for the trip is 68s.

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The figure below shows the velocity versus time graph of the traveller.

Physics - With Connect Access, Chapter 2, Problem 78P

The total distance between the stations is 0.60km, the acceleration for the first level is 1.0m/s2, time taken is 10.0s, the final velocity is 0m/s and the acceleration for the third level is 2.0m/s2.

Write the expression to calculate the initial velocity.

u=at

Here, u is the velocity, a is the acceleration for the first level and t is the time taken.

Substitute 10.0s for t and 1.0m/s2 for a in the above equation to calculate v.

u=1.0m/s2(10.0s)=10m/s

Write the expression to calculate the distance travelled in first level.

x1=12at2

Here, x1 is the distance travelled in first level.

Substitute 10.0s for t and 1.0m/s2 for a in the above equation to calculate x1.

x1=12(1.0m/s2)(10.0s)2=50m

Write the expression to calculate the distance travelled in third level.

x3=v2u22a3

Here, x3 is the distance travelled in third level, v is the final speed and a3 is the acceleration in third level.

Substitute 0m/s for v, 10m/s for u and 2.0m/s2 for a3 in the above equation to calculate x3.

x3=(0m/s)2(10m/s)22(2.0m/s2)=100m2/s24m/s2=25m

Write the expression to calculate the time taken in third level.

t3=x3(u2)

Here, t3 is the time taken in third level.

Substitute 25m for x3 and 10m/s for u in the above equation to calculate t3.

t3=25m(10m/s2)=5.0s

Write the expression to calculate the distance covered in second level.

x2=sx1x3

Here, x2 is the distance covered in second level and s is the distance between station.

Substitute 25m for x3, 0.60km for s and 50m for x1 in the above equation to calculate x2.

x2=0.60km(1000m1km)50m25m=525m

Write the expression to calculate the time taken in second level.

t2=x2u

Here, t2 is the time taken in second level.

Substitute 525m for x2 and 10m/s for u in the above equation to calculate t2.

t2=525m10m/s=52.5s

Write the expression to calculate the total time taken for the trip.

ttot=t+t2+t3

Here, ttot is the total time taken for the trip.

Substitute 52.5s for t2, 5.0s for t3 and 10.0s for t in the above equation to calculate ttot.

ttot=10.0s+52.5s+5.0s=67.5s68s

Conclusion:

Therefore, the graph of the traveller is drawn and the time taken for the trip is 68s.

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