A rifle bullet loses 1/20th of its velocity in passing through a plank. The least number of such planks required just to stop the bullet is
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➧ No. of planks
➾ n² / 2n - 1
➧ Where n is loss in velocity.
➧ There your answer will not consume time as time is marks in such exam,
➾ 20² / 2 × 20 - 1
➾ 10.25
➾ 11 planks ...✔
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Thanks...✊
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➧ No. of planks
➾ n² / 2n - 1
➧ Where n is loss in velocity.
➧ There your answer will not consume time as time is marks in such exam,
➾ 20² / 2 × 20 - 1
➾ 10.25
➾ 11 planks ...✔
_________
Thanks...✊
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☆ No. of planks = n2 / 2n - 1
☆ Where n is loss in velocity
☆ There your answer will not consume time as time is mark I'm such exam
☆ 20×20 / 2 × 20-1
☆ 10.25
☆ 11 planks
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU
☆ Where n is loss in velocity
☆ There your answer will not consume time as time is mark I'm such exam
☆ 20×20 / 2 × 20-1
☆ 10.25
☆ 11 planks
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU
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