A man is slipping on a frictionless inclined plane and a bag falls down from the same height. Then the velocity of both is related as (Vb = velocity of bag and Vm= velocity of man) 1) Vb > Vm 2) Vb< Vm 3)Vb = Vm 4) Can't be related.
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Let us take "speed" in place of velocity..
let the angle of inclination of the incline be θ with the horizontal. we assume that the bag has fallen out of slope and is falling vertically.
Velocity vector of the man at time t : (g Sinθ t) *(cos θ i - sin θ j )
Velocity vector of the bag = g t j
If we compare their speeds or their magnitudes at time t :
Vm = g Sin θ t Vbag = g t
As sin θ <= 1, V bag > Vman
let the angle of inclination of the incline be θ with the horizontal. we assume that the bag has fallen out of slope and is falling vertically.
Velocity vector of the man at time t : (g Sinθ t) *(cos θ i - sin θ j )
Velocity vector of the bag = g t j
If we compare their speeds or their magnitudes at time t :
Vm = g Sin θ t Vbag = g t
As sin θ <= 1, V bag > Vman
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Any two object sliding or falling freely vertically from the SAME HEIGHT then the speed of the two object will be same
It's a fact
Hope it helps
Hence , Vb = Vm
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