A ball projected from ground vertically upward is at same height at times t1 nd t2. The speed of projection of ball is??
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Given:
Let h be the height attained by both balls.
Let u be the projection of ball
time of first ball=t1
time of second ball=t2
For first ball :
s=ut+1/gt²
h=ut1-1/2 gt1² ---------1
For second ball:
h=ut2-1/2 gt2²----------2
As same height is attained:
equating equation 1 and 2
ut1-1/2gt1²=ut2-1/2 gt2²
ut1-ut2=1/2 gt1²-1/2gt2²
u(t1-t2)=1/2g(t1²-t2²)
u=g[t1²-t2²]/2(t1-t2)
u=g[t1-t1][t1+t2]/2(t1-t2)
u=g[t1+t2]/2
∴The speed of projection of ball is g[t1+t2]/2
Let h be the height attained by both balls.
Let u be the projection of ball
time of first ball=t1
time of second ball=t2
For first ball :
s=ut+1/gt²
h=ut1-1/2 gt1² ---------1
For second ball:
h=ut2-1/2 gt2²----------2
As same height is attained:
equating equation 1 and 2
ut1-1/2gt1²=ut2-1/2 gt2²
ut1-ut2=1/2 gt1²-1/2gt2²
u(t1-t2)=1/2g(t1²-t2²)
u=g[t1²-t2²]/2(t1-t2)
u=g[t1-t1][t1+t2]/2(t1-t2)
u=g[t1+t2]/2
∴The speed of projection of ball is g[t1+t2]/2
JinKazama1:
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Answer:g(t1+t2)/2
Explanation:
Since particle is at same height at time t1&t2
Therefore,
(t1 + t2)= total time of flight
(t1 + t2) =2T
T=(t1+t2)/2
AlsoT=u/g from (v=u+at and v being 0 at maximum height and g is negative)
Therefore,
u/g=(t1+t2)/2
u=g(t1+t2)/2
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