a body thrown vertically upward reaches its maximum height in time T the body is at a height h which is less than maximum height at two instance of time T1 and t2 hence product of T1 T2 is given by
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Answer:
2h/g
Explanation:
Let the maximum height be H and u be initial velocity
H = uT - gT²/2
0 = u - gT , T = u/g
H = gT²/2 = u²/2g
Now
h = ut - gt²/2
gt²/2 - ut + h = 0
t² - (2u/g)t + 2h/g = 0
t² - 2Tt + 2h/g = 0
The product of t1 & t2 will be the product of the two roots of the above quadratic equation
t1t2 = T1T2 = 2h/g
Another solution :
t1,2 = T ±√(T²-2h/g)
t1t2 = { T+ (√(T²-2h/g)}{T+ (√(T²-2h/g)}
t1t2 = T² - T² + 2h/g
t1t2 = 2h/g
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Answer:
t1×t2 = 2h/g
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pls see the attachment... pls understand one thing t2 = t1 + 2(t3)
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