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A ball is released from the top of a tower of height h meters. It takes T second to reach the ground. What is the position of the ball in T/3 second -​

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Answered by llEmberMoonblissll
5

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the acceleration of the ball will be g. Initial velocity will be 0.

in T sec. body travels h mts.

by applying equations of motion we get

s= ut+ (1/2)gT

2

h= (1/2)gT

2

------[1]

in T/3 sec

h

1

(1/2)gT

2

=

(1/2)g(

3

T

) 2

(1/2)g(

9

T2

)

-------[2]

from

[1]and[2]we get

h

1

9

h

distance from point of release.

therefore distance from ground is

h−

9

h

=

9

8h

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Answered by JuanitaJ
1

Answer:

from [1] and [2] we get h1 =h/9 distance from point of release. therefore distance from ground is h-h/9 =8h/9. , studies Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering at Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technolog… Originally Answered: A ball released from top of the tower of height h metres .the acceleration of the ball will be g. Initial velocity will be 0.

in T sec. body travels h mts.

by applying equations of motion we get

s=ut+(1/2)gT

2

h=(1/2)gT

2

------[1]

in T/3 sec

h

1

=(1/2)gT

2

=(1/2)g(

3

T

)

2

=(1/2)g(

9

T

2

) -------[2]

from

[1] and [2] we get h

1

=

9

h

distance from point of release.

therefore distance from ground is h−

9

h

=

9

8h

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