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The velocity–displacement graph of a particle is shown in the figure.

The acceleration – displacement graph of the same particle is represented by:


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Solution

The correct option is D


Explanation for the correct answer:-

Option (D)

The slope of the given graph,

m=-v0x0

So, v=-v0x0x+v0 and

a=vdvdx

a=-v0x0x+v0·ddx-v0x0x+v0

a=-v0x0x+v0·-v0x0+0

=v02x02x-v02x0

Now, comparing with the standard equation of a straight line (y=mx+c)

Here, m=+veandc=-ve

In the case of option C,

  1. From the above derivation we can see we got the slope from the equation of a straight line.
  2. The graph of acceleration(a) versus displacement(x) is a straight line having a positive slope = (v0x0)2 and negative intercept = v02x0.
  3. From the figure, we can see that, v is decreasing but the magnitude of dvds or slope is constant.
  4. Hence magnitude of acceleration(a) is decreasing.
  5. In option C we can see the acceleration is constant.
  6. Hence it is incorrect.

Thus, the correct answer is Option (D).


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