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A particle of mass m is droped inside a liquid medium which apply a bouyancy force V and a drag force \mathrm{kv^{2}}, if acceleration due to gravity \mathrm{g} is constant. what is terminal velocity attaint by the particle -

For variable mass Newtons law can be written as -

What is the relation betincen \mathrm{ V_1} and \mathrm{ V_2} for the below figure.

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The particle force equation is given as \mathrm{ F=\frac{d P}{d t}+\alpha \beta^2+\beta / 2 }. What will be the rate of the change of force?

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Kinematics terminologies
  • Kinematics- In kinematics, we study ways to describe motion without going into the causes of motion.

  • Important terms

  1. Rest-A body is said to be at rest if it does not change its position with respect to its surroundings with the passage of time.

              e.g: A book lying on the table.

        2. Motion- Motion is known as change in position of an object with time.

                 e.g  A moving bus.

  • Note= Rest and motion are relative to each other.

               e.g   All passenger sitting inside moving bus are at rest with respect to one another. 

                    But all  are appears to be in motion to a man standing outside the bus.

  • Types of Motion

        There are three types of motion.

             I.  One Dimension (1-D)-

           If only one coordinate is used to describe the motion of an object.

            \rightarrow Motion is straight line is 1-D.

               E.g: Train running on single track, Apple falling from a tree

        II.   Two Dimension (2-D)-

                       When two coordinates are used to describe the motion of an object.

                         \rightarrow Motion in plane is 2-D.

                       E.g Earth revolves around the sun.

          III. Three Dimension -

                       When all the three coordinates are used to describe the motion of an object.

                       \rightarrow Motion in space is 3-D.

                    e.g: object moving in space.

  1.  Reference point-

          For measuring position(or location) of object we need reference point.

           Origin(O) of rectangular coordinate system is taken as a starting point of object as reference point.  

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