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A particle is projected from origin in XY plane at angle 37° with X-axis with a speed of 10m/s. Its acceleration is (-5i+10j)m/s^2. Find the speed of the particle where its x-coordinate is zero​

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A particle is projected from ground with velocity 40 m/s at 60

with horizontal. Find speed of particle when its velocity is making 45

with horizontal. Also find the times (s) when it happens. (g=10m/s

2

)

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Vyshnavi Chinnu

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Given : u=40m/s a

y

=−g=−10m/s

2

∴ u

x

=ucos60

o

=20m/s and u

y

=usin60

o

=34.64m/s

x direction : a

x

=0 ⟹V

x

=u

x

=20m/s

Also

V

x

V

y

=tan45

o

=1 ⟹V

y

=V

x

=20m/s

y direction : V

y

=u

y

+a

y

t

Upward motion : 20=34.64−10t

1

⟹t

1

=1.464 s

Downward motion : −20=34.64−10t

2

⟹t

2

=5.464 s

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Answered by caffeinated
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The speed of the particle where its x-coordinate is zero​ is 8m/s.

Step by step calculation:

     Given:

  • Angle = 37°
  • Speed (u) = 10m/s
  • Acceleration = (-5i+10j)m/s²
  • x co-ordinate (S) = 0

In x-direction:

Using the equation = u x cos 37 x t =1/2 x at²

                                    t = u x 2/5 x cos37

                                    t = u x 2/5 x 4/5

                                    t = 8u/25

Using the equation→ vₓ = uₓ + at

                                   vₓ = u x cos37 + at

                                  vₓ = 10 x 4/5 -5 x 8u/25

                                   vₓ = 8 -16

                                   vₓ = -8m/s

The speed of the particle where its x-coordinate is zero is 8m/s.

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