Answer to Question #123135 in Mechanics | Relativity for Unknown314195

Question #123135
2. (a) A particle P moves along the x-axis with constant acceleration a in the positive x-direction. Initially
P is at the origin and is moving with velocity u in the positive x-direction. Show that the velocity v
and displacement x of P at time t are given by
v = u + at, x = ut +
1
2
at2
,
and deduce that
v
2 = u
2 + 2ax.
(b) The trajectory of a charged particle moving in a magnetic field is given by
r = b cos (Ωt)i + b sin (Ωt)j + ctk,
where b, Ω and c are positive constants. Show that the particle moves with constant speed and find the
magnitude of its acceleration.
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2020-06-19T05:52:00-0400
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