Advance Illustrations - Non-Uniform Motion of a Particle | Kinematics #2 for JEE Advanced

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@@SHIVAMYADAV-hb6dc I don't think so You should solve test papers

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I did mistake of taking acceleration directly negative by using (dv/dt) < 0. I learned a new concept from this video.

[@khushi37272]

Acceleration negative means retardation To acceleration Or velocity ke opposite sign kyu use kiye? Can u plz tell me...

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@@khushi37272 Retardation mai ACC. Aur velocity dono oppos hone chaiye that is ki koi ek negative to dusra positive

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@@khushi37272 if i am moving in -ve x direction and acceleration is also acting in -ve x direction then i will be accelerating right? thats the answer to your question

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bro here positive and negative indicates directions so for retardation they must be opposite in direction or in other words opposite in sign @@khushi37272

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simply do the product of velocity and acceleration as negative and then use wavy curve method to solve the inequality

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@@insane_factor bro the concept I used was indeed the definition of retardation...BTW that was my other account

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use wavy curve a.v

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very amazing yet very very simple looking problem!

[@Meher1145]

its technically simple

[@kumarrshubham6313]

sir for t^2-t

[@TargetOlympiad]

Alternatively, we could just have solved the inequality a.v < 0 => t(t-1)(2t-1) 0 we get 1/2

[@divya_25_06]

​@@pratz_1337you have a misconception that retarding means acceleration is negative. Real concept is direction or sign of velocity and acceleration is different opposite. That's why a.v

[@gauravbani-lv3yp]

-×+ or +×- in both case answer will be negative So inequality is taking account of signs of acceleration and velocity so no need to say there is misconception ether you can say different approach.

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​@RajTiwari007 negative multiplied by positive is negative so inequality will be negative there's no misconception

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Sir is these illustrations are same that are in Advance illustrations book PG

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Whether these problem are there in advance illustration book

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What was your result after studying from pg?😊

[@anmolempire1197]

For all those kudos thinking that at t=-1,-2... Velocity will be +ve.. Remember time can never be negative hence its correct to say accordingly that for t

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@@anmolempire1197 do you consider it enough. Are you able to solve good level of questions. Are your concepts getting cleared upto advance level after watching videos from PG(ASHISH ARORA) I am just asking this doubt.

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@@saurabhpandey8681 Yes concept taken are more than enough for understanding and acknowledging Concpet.. But make sure you watch all lecture sequentially and make notes.. And it would be better if you do self read theory and attempt atleast 40-50 from any standard books.. Easily you can excel for sure..

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@@anmolempire1197 what do you mean by self read theory

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isnt this method wrong ??? from graph we can clearly see v is decreasing when t 9s from 0 to .5 sec

[@yashagrawal1256]

sir i did a.v

[@yashagrawal1256]

so we only take time as +ve

[@surajkjha11]

Yes, I did it same way. Time can't be negative hence correct interval is (1/2,1)

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sir is it OK to watch all the theories first and then the advanced illustrations? And after the completion of one whole topic .. doing advanced numericals from book?

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[@chandankumarsingh1859]

at 2:31 why u didn't equate t^2-t=0 as u did in case of acceleration..pls Explain Sir and also why did you equate a=0

[@physicsgalaxyworld]

a is equated to 0 to find the time when sign of a is changing... and for velocity we need to find the times when the sign of v is opposite to a i.e. retarding what is asked in problem...

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even if we equate for velocity......it would be time when velo is zero

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sir can we solve these question wrt bullet taking bullet at rest

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sir please upload the solution in graphical method

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Sir how can you decide that when t. is less than 1/2 acceleration is negative and vise versa.., please give me reply I could not understand this..😃😃

[@VishalMaurya]

Its a inequality, a

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a=2t-1 whenever a

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The sing is also opposite in less than zero case Why u not consider that

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Time -ve hota ha kya bhai So not involved

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Some where in this this question you give some mathematically errors hain

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@@physicsgalaxyworld sir for retardation dv/dt should be lesser than 0.So answer should be 0 to 1/2 . Sir please reply where I am wrong

[@praveenkumaryadav6156]

@@kumkumjha282 it's your misconception that in retardation dv/dt is -ve. Sir clearly said that in retardation hte sign of velocity and acceleration is opposite. whether it can be accn=-ve , vel=+ve or accn=+ve , vel=-ve

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@@praveenkumaryadav6156 thank u so much I got confused too