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A ball is falling from a height of 100 m. After 1 sec, it covers 5 m distance.Find The distance of ball after 4 sec ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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 \huge\bold\star\red{Given:}

  •  \purple{Distance\: travelled=5m}
  •   \purple{Time\: taken= 1 sec}
  •   \purple{Hieght= 100m}

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 \huge\bold\star\blue{ Find: }

{ The \:distance \: travelled \:by\: ball\: after\: 4\: sec ?}

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\large\mathcal\red{\underline{\overline{\mid{\green{Sollution}}\mid}}}

\blue{we\: know\: that \:velocity \:of\: the\: ball  }

\blue{is \:given \:by\: the \:equation},

\boxed{V=\frac{distance\:travelled}{time }}

\boxed{v=\frac{ d}{t }}

➠v=\frac{ 5}{1 }

➠\purple{\underline{v= 5m/s}}

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 \underline{now, }

\green{we \:have  \:to  \:calculate \: distance}

 \green{travelled \: by  \:the \: ball  \:after  \:4 \: sec. }

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v= 5m/s \:and\: t= \:4\: seconds.

\blue{{we  \:know  \:that  \:distance \: travelled \: by  \:an } }

\blue{ {object  \:is  \:given  \:by \: the  \:equation,} }

\boxed{distance= velocity✘time taken }

\boxed{d= v✘t }

➠d= 5✘4

➠\purple{\boxed{d= 20m }}

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\large\mathcal\red{\underline{\overline{\mid{\blue{Answer}}\mid}}}

Hence,\:  after \:4 \:seconds \:the\: ball\: covers

 a \:distance \:of \:20m

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Answered by Anonymous
9

Given :

  • Height = 100 m
  • Distance travelled = 5 m
  • Time taken = 1 sec

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To Find :

  • Distance travelled after 4 sec

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Solution :

We know that velocity of an object is :

 \large \boxed{\bf Velocity=\frac{distance\:travelled}{time}}

\large \boxed{\bf v=\frac{ d}{t }}

 \bf :\implies v = \frac{ 5}{1 }

 \bf :\implies v = 5m/s

 \large \boxed{\bf v = 5m/s}

Now, to find distance travelled by ball after 4 secs, we have

  • velocity, v = 5m/s
  • time, t = 4 secs

We know that,

 \large \boxed{\bf distance= velocity \times time \: taken }

 \large \boxed{\bf d= v \times t }

 :\implies d= 5 \times 4

 :\implies d= 20m

 \bf{\therefore \: The \: distance \: of \: ball \: after \:4 \:seconds  = 20m.}

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