A particle having initial velocity 5m/s moves constant acceleration 2m/s, in 10 s straight line.

A particle having initial velocity 5m/s moves with a constant acceleration 2ms−2, for time 10 secondalong a straight line. Find the displacement of the particle in the last one second and the total distance traveled in 10 seconds.


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*Title:* *Displacement in the Last Second | Kinematics Problem Solution*

*Description:*

In this video, we solve a kinematics problem where a particle moves with an initial velocity of 5 m/s and a constant acceleration of 2 m/s² along a straight line for 10 seconds. We calculate:

1. The displacement of the particle in the last second.
2. The total distance traveled by the particle in the entire 10-second duration.

*Topics Covered:*
Kinematic Equations
Displacement Calculation
Distance Traveled Calculation

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