Let there be an obj. which is made to fall from a certain height in a gravitaitonal field.
where
a= 10 metre per second squared
Say it falls for 1 second.
v(final velocity)= 10 metre per second.
How much distance does it cover in that 1 second?
distance = speed x time = avg. speed x 1second = 10 m
This means that 10 m is covered during that 1 second.
But how could that be when the velocity had not reached 10 metre per second?
where
a= 10 metre per second squared
Say it falls for 1 second.
v(final velocity)= 10 metre per second.
How much distance does it cover in that 1 second?
distance = speed x time = avg. speed x 1second = 10 m
This means that 10 m is covered during that 1 second.
But how could that be when the velocity had not reached 10 metre per second?