Physics, asked by jeel2534, 6 months ago

A hiker stands on the edge of a cliff 490m above the ground and throws a stone

horizontally with an intial speed of 15ms-1

. Neglecting air resistance, find the time taken by

the stone to reach the ground and the speed with which it hits the ground.​

Answers

Answered by chidanandrashmi1
1

super position of the two independent sources given horizontal with constant velocity u=15 m/s

vertices motion with constant acceleration a=g=9.8 m/s

2

Let h be the height of the cliff above ground

Let u

v

be the vertical component of velocity of projection of the stone If the stone hits the ground after 1 second of projection the h=u

v

t+

2

1

gt

2

the stone is thrown horizontally vertical component

∴h=0+

2

1

gt

2

⇒t=

9

2h

This gives time for stone to reach ground

t=

=

2h

9

9.8

2×490

=

9.8

980

=

100

=10Δ

t=10Δ

Let V

4

be the vertical component of velocity of stone when it hots the ground then

v

y

2

±u

y

2

+2gh

v

y

2

=(0)

2

+2×+9.8×490

v

y

2

=9604⇒V

y

=

9604

=98 m/s

The horizontal component of velocity V

x

with which the hits teh ground it remain constant because there is no acceleration is horizontal direction

∴V

x

=u

x

=15 m/s

∴ final speed of stone

V=

V

x

2

+V

y

2

=

15

2

+98

2

=

9829

=99.14 m/s

∴ speed with which the stone hits the ground is 99.4 m/s

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