Match the column
Column-I | Column-II |
(i) Area under acceleration vs displacement curve | [A] Instantaneous velocity |
(ii) Total work done per unit mass | [B] Change in K.E. unit mass |
(iii) Area under the net force vs time | [C] Average Acceleration |
(iv) Slope of line joining two points on velocity vs time graph | [D] Change in Momentum |
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(i) [B]
(ii) [B]
(iii) [D]
(iv) [C]
Sol.Area under 'a' vs 's' curve
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