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a projectile is fired vertically upwards and reaches a height of 0.0125 km find the velocity of projection and time takes it to reach its highest point

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Answered by chaudharyarti205
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Let a projectile is fired vertically upwards from the earth's surface with a velocity v and reaches a height h. Energy of the projectile at the surface of the earth is E

i

=

2

1

mv

2

R

E

GM

E

m

Energy of the projectile at a height h E

f

=−

R

E

+h

GM

E

m

(∴ At height h velocity of the projectile is zero.)

According to law of conservation of energy, E

i

=E

f

2

1

mv

2

R

E

GM

E

m

=−

R

E

+h

GM

E

m

2

1

mv

2

=GM

E

m[

R

E

1

R

E

+h

I

]=

(R

E

)(R

E

+h)

GM

E

mh

2

1

mv

2

=

R

E

+h

mghR

E

(∵g=

R

E

2

GM

E

)

As per question,

v=kv

e

=k

2gR

E

(∵v

e

=

2gR

E

)

and h=r−R

E

2

1

mk

2

2gR

E

=

r

mg(r−R

E

)R

E

k

2

=

r

r−R

E

⇒(I−k

2

)r=R

E

⇒r=

1−k

2

R

E

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