Physics, asked by cibichakra, 3 days ago

A cat jumps off a table which is 1.5 m high. If the initial velocity of the cat is 10 m/s, at an
angle of 37º above the horizontal, how far from the edge of the table does the cat land?

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Answered by FFLOVERMAHI53
1

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Answered by MidNightGhost
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The vertical component of velocity of cat=+2m/s×sin45 ∘=+ 2 m/s

From equation of motion,s=u y t+ 1

a y

t 2

⟹−1= 2

(t)− 21 ×10t 2

⟹t=0.61s

Thus horizontal distance=ucos45∘ ×t

=87.4cm

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Answered by MidNightGhost
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The vertical component of velocity of cat=+2m/s×sin45 ∘=+ 2 m/s

From equation of motion,s=u y t+ 1

a y

t 2

⟹−1= 2

(t)− 21 ×10t 2

⟹t=0.61s

Thus horizontal distance=ucos45∘ ×t

=87.4cm

Brainliest plz!!!

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