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Edexcel Mechanics A level question - Mock set 3

Using F=ma
If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
what does a = and hence what does the integral of a i.e. v =
and can anyone confirm whether the working in the mark scheme is correct
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Original post by gdunne42
Using F=ma
If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
what does a = and hence what does the integral of a i.e. v =
and can anyone confirm whether the working in the mark scheme is correct


Which question is it, can you post it / the ms?

Assuming its Q2, the velocity 9i+7j looks ok to me
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Original post by mqb2766
Which question is it, can you post it / the ms?


Here is the question

Mark scheme says v= (3t^2-2t)i + 4tj +C
Original post by gdunne42
Here is the question

Mark scheme says v= (3t^2-2t)i + 4tj +C


Thanks Id found it. The answer looks ok to me.
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Original post by mqb2766
Thanks Id found it. The answer looks ok to me.


If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
Doesn't a = (6t-2)i + 4j
Original post by gdunne42
Using F=ma
If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
what does a = and hence what does the integral of a i.e. v =
and can anyone confirm whether the working in the mark scheme is correct

I agree with the mark scheme. a=(6t-2)i + 4j so v = (3t^2-2t + c)i + (4t + d)j and we have the initial velocity for finding c and d.
Original post by gdunne42
If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
Doesn't a = (6t-2)i + 4j


yes, then integrate that
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Original post by tiny hobbit
I agree with the mark scheme. a=(6t-2)i + 4j so v = (3t^2-2t + c)i + (4t + d)j and we have the initial velocity for finding c and d.


Thank you. I can see where my working was flawed.
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Original post by gdunne42
Using F=ma
If (3t-1)i + 2j = 0.5a
what does a = and hence what does the integral of a i.e. v =
and can anyone confirm whether the working in the mark scheme is correct

Does anyone have the link to the whole Mechanics Mock set 3
Original post by beyzacan
Does anyone have the link to the whole Mechanics Mock set 3

Yes, your teacher.

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