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PHYSICS TOPIC TEST : 2021-22

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SOLUTION

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PHYSICS
SECTION-A SECTION-A
1. (3) [NCERT- 42] 1. (3) [NCERT- 42]
a 1 2 a 1 2
Snth = (2n  1) S(n) = an Snth = (2n  1) S(n) = an
2 2 2 2

Snth 2 1 Snth 2 1
=  = 
S(n) n n2 S(n) n n2

2. (2) [NCERT-40] 2. (2) [NCERT-40]

For a car in motion, if we described this event w.r.t dkj esacSBsgq, O ; fDr l sl a
yXu funsZ
' kr a
=kdsl ki s{kdkj
a frame of reference attached to the person sitting
inside the car, the car will appear to be at rest as fojkekoLFkk esagksxht cfd dkj dsckgj fLFkr O ; fDr l s
the person inside the car (observer) is also moving layXu funsZ
' kr a
=kdsl ki s{kdkxfr dhvoLFkkes agSA
with same velocity and in the same direction as
car.
3. (2) [NCERT-48] 3. (2) [NCERT -48]

v = u – gt v = u – gt
0= 20 – 10t 0= 20 – 10t
t=2 sec t =2 sec
So total time of flight = 2t vkust kusesayxkl e; = 2t
= 2 × 2 = 4 sec. = 2 × 2 = 4 sec.
4. (1) [NCERT-41] 4. (1) [NCERT-41]
For an object at rest, position coordinate must not dkj dsfojkeoLFkk dsfy, fLFkfr (x) fu; r gksxhbl fy,
change.
xzki Qx-v{kdsl ekUrj gksxkA

5. (4) [NCERT -48] 5. (4) [NCERT -48]

1 2 1 2
s = ut + at s = ut + at
2 2

1 2 1 2
s=0+ at s=0+ at
2 2

2S 2S
t=  t  S t=  t  S
a a
6. (1) [NCERT-41] 6. (1) [NCERT-41]
Given, att = 0 s, position of an object is (–1, 0, 3)
and at t = 5 s, its coordinates are (–1, 0, 4).
dsoy z funs'Zka
kd esai fjor Z
u gksjgkgSbl fy, z-v{ki j
So, there is no change in x and y-coordinates, while xfr djsxhA
z-coordinate changes from 3 to 4. So, the object
is in motion along Z-axis.

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7. (3) [NCERT-46] 7. (3) [NCERT-46]
If an object moving along the straight line covers
equal distances in equal intervals of time, it is said
, d l eku xfr dsfy, l eku nw j hl eku l e; esar ; gksxh
to be in uniform motion along a straight line. vr %xzki Ql jy js[kk, d fu; r i zo.kr ki j gksxhA
8. (1) [NCERT -48] 8. (1) [NCERT -48]

5.5 sec 5.5 sec

0.5 sec, 0.5 sec, 0.5 sec,
0.5 sec,
1.25 m 1.25 m 1.25 m
1.25 m
th
5th sec 6 sec 5th sec
th
6 sec

In this question we have to find distance covered in

6th second it means last 1 sec. Hence total distance vfUre l e; esapyhx; hnw
jh
covered in last second
1
1 (6th sec) = 2× ×10×(0.5)2=2.5 m
(6th sec) = 2× ×10×(0.5)2=2.5 m 2
2
9. (2) [NCERT -48] 9. (2) [NCERT -72]

Total time of flight = 10 sec dq

y l e; = 10 sec

10 10
so time to reach maximum height = = 5 sec egÙke Å¡pkbZr d i ga
pusesayxkl e;
q = = 5 sec
2 2
1 1
Hence total height will be H = × g ×(t)2 dq
y Å¡pkbZH = × g ×(t)2
2 2
1 1
= ×10×(5)2 = 125 m = ×10×(5)2 = 125 m
2 2
10. (1) [NCERT-41] 10. (1) [NCERT-41]
According to given situation, we observe that the
car is speeding up from origin to t = 10 s, so x-t
nhxbZfLFkfr esadkj i gysvi ukos x c<+kr hgSr ksxzki Qdh
graph has a curve with increasing slope. It is in i zo.kr k c<+
xsh t = 10 s r d r Ri' pkr ~t = 10 s l s
uniform motion only between t = 10 s and t = 16s. t = 16s r d dkj l eku os x l spyr hr ksxzki Qdhi oz.kor k
So, for t = 10 s and t = 16 s, the graph must be a
straight line inc lined to time axis as shown below
fu; r gksxhvkS j xzki Ql jy js[kkesagksxkA

t = 16 s l st = 10 s r d dkj dksczsd yxkdj jkd s kx; k

From t = 16 s to t = 20 s, the car slows down by
applying brakes. So, the curve has decreasing
gSr ksxzki Qdh i zo.kr k ?kVsxh vkS
j t = 20 s l sd .sMi j
slope between this interval. i zo.kr k' kw
U; gkst k; sxh
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11. (3) [NCERT -48] 11. (3) [NCERT -48]

8h/9 metres from the ground eS

nku l snw
j h8h/9

1 2 1 2
h = ut + gt h = ut + gt
2 2

1 1
h=0+ gT2 h=0+ gT2
2 2

1 1
h= gT2 h= gT2
2 2

Again, Again,

1 2 1 2
h = ut + gt h = ut + gt
2 2

1 FG T IJ 2
1 FG T IJ 2
h=0+ g
2 H 3K h=0+ g
2 H 3K
FT I 2 FT I 2
1
h= g
2
GH 9 JK 1
h= g
2
GH 9 JK
g 2 g 2h h g 2 g 2h h
= T   = = T   =
18 18 g 9 18 18 g 9

h 8h h 8h
so from the ground its position = h –
9
=
9
eS
nku l sxs
n
a dhfLFkfr =h– =
9 9

12. (3) [NCERT-48] 12. (3) [NCERT-48]

v = At + Bt2 v = At + Bt2

dS dS
 At  Bt 2  At  Bt 2
dt dt

S 2 2 S 2 2
 dS  A  t dt  B t 2 dt  dS  A  t dt  B t 2 dt
0 1 1 0 1 1

2 2 2 2
 t2   t3   t2   t3 
 A   B   A   B 
 2 1  3 1  2 1  3 1

 4 1 B  4 1 B
 A      8  1  A      8  1
2 2 3 2 2 3

3A 7B 3A 7B
S  . S  .
2 3 2 3

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13. (1) [NCERT-49] 13. (1) [NCERT-49]
Given, x(t) = (t – 2)2 ......(i) fn; kgSx(t) = (t – 2)2 ......(i)

dx dx
Velocity of a particle at any time t, u  l e; t i j osx, u
dt dt

 v(t) = 2(t – 2) .....(ii)  v(t) = 2(t – 2) .....(ii)

Let us find the time at which velocity is zero. osx ds' kw

U; gksusi j l e;
i.e, v = 0  2 (t – 2) = 0  t = 2s v = 0  2 (t – 2) = 0  t = 2s

So, before 4s is completed, the particle's velocity 4s dsi gysd.kdkos

x ' kw
U; gksjgkbl fy, og oki l eq
M+
becomes zero and it takes a turn. t k; xsk
dv dv
Acceleration of partilce =  2ms 2 ....(iii) d.kdkRoj.k=  2ms 2 ....(iii)
dt dt
Using x(t) = v 0t + 1/2 at2 x(t) = v 0t + 1/2 at2

 At t = 0, v(0) = v 0 = –4 ms–1 [put t = 0 in eq. (ii)]  t = 0, v(0) = v 0 = –4 ms–1 [t = 0 l eh0 (ii)]

Also, a = + 2ms–2 [from eq. (iii)] a = + 2ms–2 [(iii) l eh0 l s]
2
x1(t) = –4 × 2 + 1/2 × 2 × (2) = –8 + 4 = –4 x1(t) = –4 × 2 + 1/2 × 2 × (2)2 = –8 + 4 = –4
Distance during this inveral = |x(t)| = 4 m bl l e; nw
j hdkeku = |x(t)| = 4 m
–1 –2
For next 2s, v 0 = v(2) = 0 ms a = 2ms 2s, v 0 = v(2) = 0 ms–1 a = 2ms–2
x2(t) = 0 + 1/2 × 2 × (2)2 = 4 x2(t) = 0 + 1/2 × 2 × (2)2 = 4

Total distance = 4 + 4 = 8m. dq

y nw
j h= 4 + 4 = 8m.
14. (1) [NCERT-52] 14. (1) [NCERT-52]

It is clear from the diagram that the shortest fp=kkuq

l kj U;w
ur e nw
j hPQ gksxh.
distance between ship A and B is PQ.

vA=20 km/h
vA=20 km/h

vB=20km/h
vB=20km/h

PQ
o PQ sin 45o 
Here, sin 45  OQ
OQ

1 1
 PQ  100   50 2m  PQ  100   50 2m
2 2

Also, v AB  v 2A  vB2  202  202 v AB  v 2A  vB2  202  202

 20 2 km / h  20 2 km / h
So, time taken for them to reach shortest path
PQ 50 2
t   2.5h
PQ 50 2 v AB 20 2
t   2.5h
v AB 20 2
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15. (2) [NCERT -49] 15. (2) [NCERT -49]
Using v 2 = u2 – 2as with final velocity = 0 v 2 = u2 – 2as vfU
r e osx = 0
 s  u2  s  u2
2 2
8  30  8  30 
   
s2  60  s2  60 

 s2 = 32 m  s2 = 32 m
16. (3) [NCERT-48] 16. (3) [NCERT -48]
S1 = S10 = 1/2 x a x10 – 1/2(10)2
2
S1 = S10 = 1/2 x a x102 – 1/2(10)2
So S2 = 3S1 So S2 = 3S1
17. (2) [NCERT-43] 17. (2) [NCERT-43]
Here, x2 = 30 m, x1 = 10 m, t2 = 7s, t1 = 5 ; gk,Wx2 = 30 m, x1 = 10 m, t2 = 7s, t1 = 5
Average velocity between 5s and 7s
5s vkjS7s dschp vkS
l r osx
x 2  x1 30.0  10.0
i.e., v  t  t  x 2  x1 30.0  10.0
2 1 75 i.e., v  t  t  75
2 1

20.0
  10 ms1 20.0
2   10 ms 1
2
18. (1) [NCERT-42] 18. (1) [NCERT-42]
In case x - t graph is a straight line, the slope of
this line gives velocity of the particle. dx
x - t xz
ki Qdhi zo.kr k   osx
As slope = tan , where  is the angle which the dt
tangent to the curve makes with the horizontal in
anti-clockwise direction. So, in the given case.

d.kksaA vkjSB dsosx

The velocities of two particles A and B are
1
1 v A  tan30o 
v A  tan30  o 3
3
v B = tan 45o = 1
v B = tan 45o = 1
1 1
The ratio of velocities, v A : v B = : 1  1: 3 osxksadkvuq
i kr , v A : v B = : 1  1: 3
3 3
19. (1) [NCERT-46] 19. (1) [NCERT-46]
A particle thrown upward is an example of motion t c d.kdksÅi j dhvksj i Q
d kt k; sxkr ksml dkRoj.k
sa
under gravity.
a = –g = fu; r gksxkA
Throughout the motion of the particle,
a = –g = constant bl fy, xzki Qdhi zo.kr k½.kkRed gksxkA
Since, acceleration is negative, slope of v-t graph
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20. (2) [NCERT-42] 20. (2) [NCERT-42]
Here, x-t graph for motion of an object with positive
velocity is as follows.
/ ukRed osx dsfy, xzki Qdksi zo.kr k/ ukRed gksxhA
The slope of the (x-t) graph must be positive for
positive velocity. So, slope of line = tan  = +ve,
where  is an acute angle.
21. (2) [NCERT-42] 21. (2) [NCERT-42]
Geometrically
dx
Average velocity = Slope of line joining initial and xzki Qdhi zo.kr k   tan 
dt
final position in (x-t) graph

In this case, slope = tan 60o = 3 ms1 v  tan   tan60o  3 ms1

22. (1) [NCERT-48] 22. (1) [NCERT-48]

t t t t
v1    v2   v1    v2  
2 2 2 2
v   v  
t t
v v v v
v 1 2 v 1 2
2 2
23. (1) [NCERT-41] 23. (1) [NCERT-41]

Tangent at point P
corresponding to Tangent at point P
t = t1 corresponding to
P t = t1
P

The instantaneous velocity is the slope of the

tangent to the (x-t) graph at that instant of time. At fn; sx; sfca
nqP i j xzki Qdhi zo.kr k ' kw
U; gSr ksosx ' kw
U;
t = t1, the tangent is parallel to time axis and hence, gkxskA
its slope is zero. Thus, intantaneous velocity at
t = t1 is zero.
24. (2) [NCERT -48] 24. (2) [NCERT -48]
Let each half distance = x ekukvk/ hnwj h= x
Total distance = x + x = 2x dqy nw
j h= x + x = 2x
x x x x
Total time =  dq
y l e; = 
40 60 40 60
2x 2x
vkS
l r pky = x = 48 km/h
Average speed = x  x = 48 km/h 
x
40 60 40 60
25. (2) [NCERT-48] 25. (2) [NCERT-48]
Given, v(x) = x–2n
fn; kv(x) = x–2n
dv(x) dx dv
a  . dv(x) dx dv
dt dt dx a  .
dt dt dx
dv dv
av  (x 2n ) (2nx 2n 1 ) av  (x 2n ) ( 2nx 2n 1 )
dx dx
 –2n2x–4n – 1  –2n2x–4n – 1
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26. (2) [NCERT -49] 26. (2) [NCERT -49]
a a
Use Sth = u + (2t – 1) Sth = u + (2t – 1)
2 2
a a
150 = 0 + (2 x 8 – 1) 150 = 0 + (2 x 8 – 1)
2 2
a 150 a 150
= =10 = =10
2 15 2 15
a = 20 m/s2. a = 20 m/s2.
27. (1) [NCERT-42] 27. (1) [NCERT-42]

Must be zero vo' ; ' kw

U; gksxk
28. (4) [NCERT-42] 28. (4) [NCERT-42]
Given, x = 8 + 12 t – t3 fn; kx = 8 + 12 t – t3
dx dx
we know v  ge t kur sgSv 
dt dt

dv dv
and acceleration a  r FkkRoj.k a 
dt dt

So, v = 12 – 3t2 and a = –6t v = 12 – 3t2 r Fkka = –6t

At t = 2s At t = 2s
v = 0 and a = –6 × 2 v = 0 r Fkka = –6 × 2
a = 12 ms–2. a = 12 ms–2.
So, retardation of the particle = 12 ms–2. ea
nu = 12 ms–2.
29. (4) [NCERT -43] 29. (4) [NCERT -43]
Since car returns pw
fd dkj oki l vi usLFkku i j vkx; h
a
hence displacement = 0 bl fy, foLFkki u = 0
 average velocity = 0  vkSl r osx = 0
30. (3) [NCERT-47] 30. (3) [NCERT-47]
According to 3rd equation of motion xfr dsr r̀ h; l ehdj.kl s
2 2
 – u = 2ax 2 – u2 = 2ax
Now, = 3 and u =. = 3 and u =.

(3)2  ()2 4 2 (3)2  ()2 4 2

 a As a  g;  x   a As a  g;  x 
2x g 2x g
31. (3) [NCERT-43] 31. (3) [NCERT-43]
Here, v = 15 ms–1, v 0 = 30 ms–1 and t = 2s v = 15 ms–1, v 0 = 30 ms–1 r Fkkt = 2s
Using relation, v = v 0 + at  15 = 30 + a × 2 v = v 0 + at  15 = 30 + a × 2

or Acceleration of the car dkj dkRoj.k

(15  30)ms 1 15 (15  30)ms 1 15

a   ms 2 a   ms 2
2s 2 2s 2
= – 7.5 ms–2. = – 7.5 ms–2.

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32. (3) [NCERT-50] 32. (3) [NCERT-50]

1 1
h1 = × 10 × 4 =20 h1 = × 10 × 4 =20
2 h1 2 h1
h2 h2
1 2 1 2
h2 = ut + gt h2’ h2 = ut + gt
2 h3 2 h3 h2’

1 1
=0+ g ×42 = 80 h3’ =0+ g ×42 = 80 h3’
2 2
h2’ = h2 – h1 = 60 h2’ = h2 – h1 = 60
1 1
h3 = g×62 = 180 h3 = g×62 = 180
2 2
h3’ = 180 – 80 = 100 h3’ = 180 – 80 = 100
h1 : h2’ : h3’ = 20 : 60 : 100 = 1 : 3 : 5 h1 : h2’ : h3’ = 20 : 60 : 100 = 1 : 3 : 5
33. (1) [NCERT-18] 33. (1) [NCERT-18]
Initial velocity = 2v 0 i zkjfEHkd osx = 2v 0
Final velocity, v = 4v0
vfUre os
x v = 4v 0
For constant acceleration,
fu; r Roj.kdsfy, vkS
l r nw
jh
 Average distance covered,
v  v0  4v  2v 0  v  v0  4v  2v 0 
x t 0 x t 0  t  3v 0 t
2  2  t  3v 0 t 2  2

Using relation is x = 3v 0t. x = 3v 0t.

34. (1) [NCERT-48] 34. (1) [NCERT-48]

Given, v0 = 0 fn; kgSv 0 = 0

Using relation, v 2 = v 02 + 2ax v 2 = v 02 + 2ax
v 2 = 2ax v 2 = 2ax

 v  2ax  v  2ax

35. (1) [NCERT-47] 35. (1) [NCERT-47]

Time taken by body A, t1 = 5 sec. A dk l e; , t1 = 5 sec.
Accleration of body A = a1
A dkR oj.k= a1
Time taken by body B, t2 = 5 – 2 = 3sec.
B dkl e; , t2 = 5 – 2 = 3sec.
Acceleration of body B = a2
Distance covered by first body in 5th second after B dkR oj.k= a2
start. i zkjEHkl si gyhoLr q}kjk5th esapyhx; hnw
jh
a a 9a a a 9a
s5  u  1 (2t1  1)  0  1 (2  5  1)  1 s5  u  1 (2t1  1)  0  1 (2  5  1)  1
2 2 2 2 2 2
Distance covered by the second body in the 3rd i zkjEHkl si gyhoLr q}kjk3rd esapyhx; hnw
jh
second after its start,
a a 5a
a a 5a s3  u  2 (2t2  1)  0  2 (2  3  1)  2
s3  u  2 (2t2  1)  0  2 (2  3  1)  2 2 2 2
2 2 2 s5 = s3
Since, s5 = s3
9a1 5a2
9a1 5a2   or a1 : a2  5: 9.
  or a1 : a2  5: 9. 2 2
2 2
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SECTION-B SECTION-B

36. (1) [NCERT-48] 36. (1) [NCERT-48]

Here, v(x) = 3x2 – 4x Here, v(x) = 3x2 – 4x

dv dv dv dv
av  (3x 2  4x)  av  (3x 2  4x) 
dx dx dx dx

= (3x2 – 4x) × (6x – 4) = (3x2 – 4x) × (6x – 4)

37. (1) [NCERT-47] 37. (1) [NCERT-47]

1 2 1 2
h = –ut + gt h = –ut + gt
2 2

1 1
= – 29 × 10 + ×10×100 = 210 m = – 29 × 10 + ×10×100 = 210 m
2 2

38. (2) [NCERT-60] 38. (2) [NCERT-60]

For the second stone, time required to reach the
ground is given by nw
l jsi RFkj dsfy, t ehu r d i ga
pusdkl e;
q

1 2 1 2
y  ut  gt y  ut  gt
2 2

1 1
240  40t   10  t 3  t  12s 240  40t   10  t 3  t  12s
2 2

For the first stone,

1
240  10t   10  t 3
1 2
240  10t   10  t 3
2
t = 8s
Solving we get, t = 8s
8l sd s.Mr d nku
sksai RFkj gokgksxsa
During first 8 sec both the stones are in the air,
 y2 – y1 = (v 2 – v 1)t = 30t
 y2 – y1 = (v 2 – v 1)t = 30t

 Graph of (y2 – y1) against t is a straight line 8 l sd s.Mdsi gysxzki Ql jy js[kkgksxk

before 8 sec,
1 2
1 y 2  u2 t  gt  240
y 2  u2 t  gt 2  240 2
2
nw
l jsi RFkj dkRoj.ki gysi r Fkj dsl ki s{k8 l d
s .sMdsckn
After 8 s stone two has acceleraiton with respect
to stone one. gkxskA
Graph is curve line bl fy, xzki QoØ js[kkgksxhA
Hence, graph (2) is the correct descritpion.

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39. (4) [NCERT-42] 39. (4) [NCERT-42]

s 5v1v2 5v1v2
v = s
2 s 3 s 3v1  2v2 v =
3v1  2v2
 2 s 3 s

5 v1 5 v 2 5 v1 5 v 2

40. (3) [NCERT-46] 40. (3) [NCERT-46]

Given, v o = 30ms–1 for 3 sec fn; kgSv o = 30ms–1 for 3 sec

Since, the motion is uniformly the v- t graph must i gys3 s r d xz ki Qx-v{kdsl ekUrj gksxkvkS
j vkxsosx
be a straight line parallel to x-axis.
c<+usi j xzki QÅi j mBsxkA
Since, the velocity is increasing in next 2 second,
the slope must be positive due to positive
acceleration. This is shown in graph (3).

41. (1) [NCERT-47] 41. (1) [NCERT-47]

1 2 1 2
h1 2 gt1 h1 2 gt1
 
h2 1 gt2 h2 1 gt2
2
2 2
2

h t12 h t12
 
2h t22 2h t22

t1 1 1 t1 1 1
   
t2 2 2 t2 2 2

42. (4) [NCERT-49] 42. (4) [NCERT-49]

For free fall, v 0 = 0 and a = –g = –9.8 ms–2 v 0 = 0 and a = –g = –9.8 ms–2

The equations of motion are xfr dsl ehdj.k

v = –9.8 t ms–1 (using v = v 0 + at) v = –9.8 t ms–1 (v = v 0 + at)

1 1
y  ( 9.8)  t 2m  4.9t 2m y  ( 9.8)  t 2m  4.9t 2m
2 2

(y = v 0t + 1/2at2)
(using y = v 0t + 1/2at2)
v 2 = 2 × (–9.8) × y (v 2 = v 02 + 2ay)
v 2 = 2 × (–9.8) × y (using v 2 = v 02 + 2ay)
= –19.6 y m2s–2.
= –19.6 y m2s–2.

43. (3) [NCERT-52]

43. (3) [NCERT-52]
A vkS
j B ?kj , d l kFki gq
¡pr sgS
A
a
A and B reach home at the same time

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44. (1) [NCERT-47] 44. (1) [NCERT-47]

h1 t1 = 5 sec h1 t1 = 5 sec

h2 t2 = 5 sec h2 t2 = 5 sec

h3 t3 = 5 sec h3 t3 = 5 sec

h1 + h2 + h3 = 1/2g (15)2 h1 + h2 + h3 = 1/2g (15)2

225 225
h1 + 3h1 + h3 = g h1 + 3h1 + h3 = g
2 2

 25   25 
4h1 + h3  g 4h1 + h3  g
 2   2 

4h1 + h3 = gh1  h3 = 5h1. 4h1 + h3 = gh1  h3 = 5h1.

h1 + h2 = 1/2 g (10)2 = 50 g h1 + h2 = 1/2 g (10)2 = 50 g
h1 = 1/2 g (5)2 h1 = 1/2 g (5)2

25 25
h1  g  h2  3h1  h3  5h1 h1  g  h2  3h1  h3  5h1
2 2

45. (2) [NCERT-50] 45. (2) [NCERT-50]

Let the distance travelled by the vehicle before it
v 20
stop be ds. Then, using the equation of motion : dusdhnw
j h= x  ds 
v 2 = v 02 + 2ax and noting that v = 0 [as the vehicle 2a
stops finally],

v 20
Stopping distance = x  ds 
2a

46. (1) [NCERT-52] 46. (1) [NCERT-52]

Since, the speed of the particle are positive, the nksuksaxzki Qdhi zo.kr k/ ukRed gksxh
slope of the straight line in (x-t) graph must be
positive. xzki QA dhi zo.kr kvf/ d gksxkh
Since, vA > vB, the slope of straight line respesenting
A must be greater than the slope of the straight
line representing B.

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47. (3) [NCERT-42] 47. (3) [NCERT-42]

Suppose velocity at mid point is V ekukeè; i Fki j os

x gSV

u a V v a
u V v
A B C A B C
S S S S

V2 = u2 + 2as V2 = u2 + 2as

v 2 = V2 + 2as v 2 = V2 + 2as

V2 – v 2 = u2 – V2 V2 – v 2 = u2 – V2

2V2 = u2 + v 2 2V2 = u2 + v 2

V2 = u2 + v 2 V2 = u2 + v 2

1 2 1 2
V (u  v 2 ) V (u  v 2 )
2 2

48. (3) [NCERT-48] 48. (3) [NCERT-48]

Motion from A to B A l sB r d xfr

1 2 1 2
s = ut + at s = ut + at
2 2

1 1
100 = 4u + a(4)2 = 4u + 8a 100 = 4u + a(4)2 = 4u + 8a
2 2
25 = u + 2a ......(i)
25 = u + 2a ......(i)
A l sC r d xfr
motion from A to C
1 2
1 2 s = ut + at
s = ut + at 2
2
1
1 220 = 6 u + a(6)2 = 6u + 18 a
220 = 6 u + a(6)2 = 6u + 18 a 2
2
110 = 3u + 9a .....(ii)
110 = 3u + 9a .....(ii)
l eh0 (i) r Fkk(ii) dksgy djusi j
On solving eqn. (i) and (ii)
35 5
a ms2 , u  ms 1
35 5 3 3
a ms 2 , u  ms 1
3 3
iq
u%v = u + at
agin, v = u + at
5 35
  8
5 35 3 3
  8
3 3
5  280 285
   95ms1
5  280 285 3 3
   95ms1
3 3

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49. (3) [NCERT -48] 49. (3) [NCERT -48]

uv 20  60 uv 20  60
S= xt= x4 = 160 km S= xt= x4 = 160 km
2 2 2 2
50. (3) [NCERT -48] 50. (3) [NCERT -48]

2 2
y   t 2  16t  2 y   t 2  16t  2
3 3
dy
= v  – (4/3) t +16 dy
dt = v  – (4/3) t +16
dt
v=0
v=0
(4/3) t = 16 t = 12 sec
(4/3) t = 16 t = 12 sec

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