A body is projected horizontally with 10 m/s from the top of a tower of height 20m on reaching the ground its displacement is (g=10m/s)
1) 40m
2) 20m
3) 20 rout 2m
4) 40 rout 2 m
Answers
Given :
Initial velocity = 10m/s
Height of the tower = 20m
To Find :
Displacement of the body.
Solution :
❖ First of all we need to find time taken by body to reach at the ground.
- Vertical component of velocity is responsible for downward motion.
- Vertical component of initial velocity = zero
➙ h = 1/2 gt²
➙ 20 = 1/2 (10)t²
➙ 20 × 2 = 10t²
➙ t² = 40/10
➙ t = √4
➙ t = 2s
❖ Horizontal distance covered by body :
- Horizontal component of velocity is responsible for motion in forward direction.
➙ R = u × t
➙ R = 10 × 2
➙ R = 20 m
❖ Calculation of displacement :
As per pythagoras theorem,
➠ d² = R² + h²
➠ d² = 20² + 20²
➠ d² = 2(20)²
➠ d = 20√2 m
∴ (3) is the correct answer!
Given :
Initial velocity = 10m/s
Height of the tower = 20m
To Find :
Displacement of the body.
Solution :
❖ First of all we need to find time taken by body to reach at the ground.
Vertical component of velocity is responsible for downward motion.
Vertical component of initial velocity = zero
➙ h = 1/2 gt²
➙ 20 = 1/2 (10)t²
➙ 20 × 2 = 10t²
➙ t² = 40/10
➙ t = √4
➙ t = 2s
❖ Horizontal distance covered by body :
Horizontal component of velocity is responsible for motion in forward direction.
➙ R = u × t
➙ R = 10 × 2
➙ R = 20 m
❖ Calculation of displacement :
As per pythagoras theorem,
➠ d² = R² + h²
➠ d² = 20² + 20²
➠ d² = 2(20)²
➠ d = 20√2 m
∴ (3) is the correct answer!