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debjit625
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Hi this is my first post...
May be I am doing something wrong...
I was thinking about a unit acceleration of 1ms-2 ,let an object be accelerating 1ms-2 and at rest the object's velocity was 0ms-1 and after 5 seconds its velocity was 5ms-1 ,so it will cover a distance of 15 meters after 5 seconds ,am I right ?
If I am right ,then I don't understand the relation given "The total distance traveled is directly proportional to the square of the time",it suppose to give me the distance (15m) if I would squared the time and multiply the total distance covered after 1 second.
I got this relation from this site
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/1DKin/U1L1e.cfm
I think I am doing something wrong...
Thanks
May be I am doing something wrong...
I was thinking about a unit acceleration of 1ms-2 ,let an object be accelerating 1ms-2 and at rest the object's velocity was 0ms-1 and after 5 seconds its velocity was 5ms-1 ,so it will cover a distance of 15 meters after 5 seconds ,am I right ?
If I am right ,then I don't understand the relation given "The total distance traveled is directly proportional to the square of the time",it suppose to give me the distance (15m) if I would squared the time and multiply the total distance covered after 1 second.
I got this relation from this site
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/1DKin/U1L1e.cfm
I think I am doing something wrong...
Thanks