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A ball is dropped from a jumping board of a swimming pool, which is at height of 20m.a second ball is thrown from same board after 1 sec.both balls hot water together what was initial velocity with which the second ball was thrown

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Answered by Anonymous
52
Hey Friend, Here's Your Answer,
Height (s)=20m
Initial Velocity (u)=?
Final Velocity (v)=0m/s
gravitational force (g)=10m/s^2
Using 3rd Equation of Motion,
2gs=v^2-u^2
2*10*20=0-u^2
400=-u^2
-400=u^2
-√400=u^2
-20m/s=u
Hence, Initial Velocity=-20m/s

Anonymous: i solved pls check
indresh834: nobro u will be always 0 as it is dropped from a height
Anonymous: no bro
Anonymous: its dropped from height
Anonymous: we can also give some initial force
Anonymous: bcoz of which, velocity can't be 0 sometimes
indresh834: intial velocity will be zero as it start from rest
indresh834: read ncert
Anonymous: OK
Rana44701: 20 should be of 1 not 2 Nd ball
Answered by kapadiamufaddal53
13

Answer:

Given:

Acceleration after 1s: -10m/s^2          (g)=10ms^{-2}

case (i)= for the first ball                     Distance of fall (s)= 20m

Initial velocity(u)= 0                             Time of fall(t)= ?

Final velocity (v)= ?

Explanation:

s=ut+\frac12gt^{2}

20=\frac{1}{2}*10*t^{2} ( ut=0)

20=5*t^{2}

\frac{20}{5}=t^{2}

4=t^{2}

2=t

Since the second ball is thrown 1 second later. Therefore for the two balls to reach the ground at the same time, the second ball should be in motion for t = 2 - 1 = 1 second

using equation

s=ut+\frac{1}{2}gt^{2}

20=u*1+\frac{1}{2}*10*1^{2}

20=u+5*1

20=u+5

20-5=u

15m/s^{-1}= u

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