Physics, asked by prakratipatidar, 1 year ago

a gun is kept on a straight horizontal road is used to hit a car travelling along the same road away from the gun with the uniform speed of 72*√2 km/h. the car is at a distance of 50m from the gun,when the gun is fired at an angle of 45° with the horizontal. find(1) the distance of the car from the gun when the shell hits it, (2) the speed of projection of the shell from the gun​

Answers

Answered by madhusugu
1

Final Answer :

(a) 250m

(b) 50 m/s

2) We also observe that,

Speed of car, u = 72√2 km/h = 20√2 m/s

sin(2×45°)

=50+20

2

(

g

2vsin(45°)

)

=>v

2

−40v−500=0

=>(v−50)(v+10)=0

=>v=50(v≠−10)

(b) Hence, Speed of Projection of shell

=50m/s

(a) Distance from the gun :

Range of Projectile :

sin(2×45°)

=

10

50

2

×1

=250m

Hence, Distance from gun = 250 m

Answered by ritesh275
2

Correction(By Looking at other sources) : Speed of gun :

Final Answer :

(a) 250m

(b) 50 m/s

Steps:

1) Let 't' be the time when gun hits the car after moving from 50 m distance from gun.

We observe that, if gun hits the car then

t = Time period of projectile of bullet from gun.

So, Initial speed of bullet be 'v'.

2) We also observe that,

Speed of car, u = 72√2 km/h = 20√2 m/s

Distance covered by car

Range of Projectile = 50m + 20√2 *t

(b) Hence, Speed of Projection of shell

=50m/s

(a) Distance from the gun :

Range of Projectile :

Hence, Distance from gun = 250 m

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