A motor takes Ts to cover the distance ?

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The discussion revolves around a problem involving kinematics, specifically related to a motor covering a distance over time. Participants are exploring relevant equations of motion under uniform acceleration.

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  • Exploratory, Mathematical reasoning

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  • Participants are considering the application of kinematic formulas and discussing the specific equation that relates distance, initial velocity, and acceleration.

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Some participants have suggested using the equation of motion \( S = ut + \frac{1}{2}at^2 \) as a potential approach to the problem. There is an ongoing exploration of how to derive other variables from the equations mentioned.

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Participants are working within the constraints of the problem as presented, with a focus on understanding the relationships between variables without providing a complete solution.

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Hi

what is the idea for solving this question ?

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What kinematic formula might be relevant?
 
The equations of motion under uniform acceleration. You'll get two equations in 'a' and 'initial velocity', from which you can solve for the other variables.
 
Ok

then we use this equation

S = ut + 1/2at^2

thanks
 

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