A BALL PROJECTED VERTICALLY UPWARDS FROM A, THE TOP OF TOWER
REACHES THE GROUND IN T1 SECOND. IF IT IS PROJECTED VERTICALLY
DOWNWARDS FROM A WITH THE SAME VELOCITY, IT REACHES THE GROUND IN T2
SECONDS. IF IT FALLS FREELY FROM A, SHOW THAT IT WOULD REACH THE GROUND
IN (T1T2)^1/2 S
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h = -ua + (ga2/2) ..... (1) [using newton's second equation]
= = ub + (gb2/2)...... (2)
Gives: u = g(a-b)/2
putting back in (1), h = g(a2 + b - a) / 2
Now, Without any initial velocity, let the time taken to reach the ground be t.
then, h = gt2/2
t = √(2h/g) = √(a2 + b - a)
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