1-) A particle is moving in a straight line whose acceleration (in m/sec*), is given by the relation a = a ve BY, where v is the velocity (in m/sec) of the particle and a and ßare constants. If it is known that the velocity of the particle is zero when the position of the particle s is zero, determine the velocity of the particle when the position of the particle s = 25 m. The numerical values for the es = constants are given as a- 0.4 sec-l and ß= 0.2 sec/m.

1-) A particle is moving in a straight line whose acceleration (in m/sec*), is given by the relation a = a ve BY, where v is the velocity (in m/sec) of the particle and a and ßare constants. If it is known that the velocity of the particle is zero when the position of the particle s is zero, determine the velocity of the particle when the position of the particle s = 25 m. The numerical values for the es = constants are given as a- 0.4 sec-l and ß= 0.2 sec/m.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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