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In Example 1, we solved for the velocity of the object as a function of time (equation (5)). In some cases, it is useful to have an expression, independent of t, that relates vand x.Find this relation for the motion in Example 1. [Hint: Lettingv(t)=V(xt), thendvdt=(dvdx)V]

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The relation for the motion isebVmg-bVmg=ebv0mg-bv0mge-b2xm.

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01

Important hints.

To solve this question, use chain rule, and integration rules.

02

Find the equation of motion for this relation

Here given isvt=Vxt

Apply chain rule for the solutiondvdt=dvdx.dxdt

vdvdx=Vdxdt

Now

mVdvdt=mg-bvmVdVmg-bV=dxVariableseparatingmVdVmg-bV=dxmVdvmg-bV=x+C

03

Finding the value of ∫Vdvmg-bV

Now,

mVdvmg-bV=mg-bV=tdV=-dtbV=mg-tb

1b2t-mgtdt1b2dt-mgdtt1b2(t-mgIn|t|)+c11b2(mg-bV-mgIn|mg-bV|)+c1mgb2-Vb-mglnmg-bVb2+c1

Now using then C-mgb2=Athen

-Vb-gmlnmg-bVb2+D=xm+A-bV-gmlnmg-bV=b2xm+Bgmlnmg-bV=-b2xm-bV-Blnmg-bVgm=-b2xm-bV-Bmg-bVgm=Pe-b2xme-bVebVmg-bVgm=Pe-b2xm

When then V0=v0then ebv0mg-bv0mg=Pe0

Therefore, role="math" localid="1663931337161" ebVmg-bVmg=ebv0mg-bv0mge-b2xm

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