Physics, asked by khananusha826, 1 year ago

A stone drop from height h reaches at earth surface in 1 sec. If the same stone taken to moon and drop freely from height h then it will reaches at the surface of moon in the time?

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Answered by tanu3199
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On earth h=(1÷2)gt×th=5on moon,a=g÷65=(1÷2)(g÷6)t×t6=t×tt=√6 if you got it reply me
Answered by akashtrapasia
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We have,

S=ut+a(t squared)/2

On earth S=h

U=0

T=1sec

a=10m/s2

h=0(1)+10(1 square)/2

h=5 metres

On moon acceleration=1/6 of acceleration on earth

A=10/6

S=h=5m

U= 0

t=?

S=ut+at2/2

5=0+(10/6)*(t squared)÷2

1=t squared/6

=>t squared=6

=>[t=square root of 6]

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