Physics, asked by kasarlarajiv6323, 1 year ago

A plane fires a rocket of mass 70kg horizontally with velocity 150m/s from hight 800m from ground, it hits the ground and makes a hole of depth 4m then it stops , find the potential energy of the rocket at instant of releasing , the velocity when it reaches the ground and the average resistance of earth to the motion of the rocket.

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Answered by jainsid131
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Explanation:

i... potential energy at the instant of releasing = MGH=70 X 9.8 x 800=548800 joules

ii... Velocity when it reaches the ground = u square + 2 GH = 0 square + 2*9.8 * 800 =15680 metre per second

iii... Resistance offered by earth will be given by third equation of motion that is V^2=U^2 + 2 GH

We need to find G , so G= -U^2/2H

= -15680^2/2*4= -614 65600 metre per second square

Or the resistance offered= +614 65600 metre per second square

Answered by ayamohamad122003
0

Answer:1.4×10^5

Explanation:

i) instant potential energy = mgh (where g=10m/s^2)

= (70)(10)(800)=5.6×10^5

ii) (P.E)i = (K.E)f

5.6×10^5 = 1/2 m(vf^2) = 35(vf^2)

Vf(when it reached the ground) =127(approximately)

iii) from reachingthe ground till it stops.

Vf=0

Vi=127m/s

d=4m

m=70kg

F=ma

Vf^2=Vi^2+2ad (since Vf=0)

a= - Vi^2 / 2d

F (resistance) = (m) (-Vi^2/2d)= -1.4×10^5

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