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A jet plane travelling at a speed of 500km/h ejects the burnt gases at a speed of 1200km/h relative to the jet plane.Find the speed of the burnt gases with respect to a stationary observer on earth.

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Answered by biresh27
0

Explanation:

1200 \times 500 = 600000? \times \frac{?}{?}

Answered by HèrøSk
59

Question:-

A jet airplane travelling at the speed of 500 km\h ejects gases at a speed of 1000km\h the speed of the gas relative to rocket is or (speed of latter by seen by a observer in the ground.)

Explanation:

Given,

\Large\vec{v}_{j}\:= \: 500\:Km\:h^{-1}

\Large\vec{v}_{cj}\:=\: -1500 \:Km\:h^{-1}h

( Note:- here velocity of cumbustion or gas in negative direction)

To Find :-

\vec{v}_{c}\:=\:?

Solution:-

\vec{v} _{cj} =\vec{v}_{c} - \vec{v}_{j} \\  - 1500 =\vec {v} _{c}  - 500 \\ - 1500 + 500 = \vec{v} _{c} \\ ➜\vec{v} _{c} =  - 1000

Note:-

\vec{v}_{cj} is Velocity of cumbustion with respect to jet.

\vec{v}_{c} is Velocity of cumbustion respect to the ground which we are finding.

\vec{v}_{j} is Velocity of jet.

Velocity of cumbustion in 1000 Km\h in opposite direction in plane.

The speed of gas is 1000km\h or latter

Or,

The speed observe by the observer is 1000 Km\h.

Here, All statements are correct.

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