A stone is dropped from a height 300m and at the same time another stone projected vertically upward with a velocity of 100m/s . Find when and where the stone meet
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Height from where the stone is dropped= 300m
g = 9.8 m/s2
velocity of projection of ground projectile = 100 m/s
Velocity of projection of the projectile from some height = 0
Let the particles meet at time t and at height h
Thus, height covered by the projectile from the ground
h= ut - ½ gt2
h= 100t -½ x 9.8 x t2
h = 100t – 4.9t2 … (1)
Distance covered by the projectile thrown down in time t will be, since it falls down from the rest u= 0
300 – h = ½ gt2
300 – (100t – 4.9t2 ) = 4.9t2 …by equation (1)
300= 100t
t=3s
Thus particles meet each other at 3s
Height at which particles meet
h = 100t – 4.9t2
h= 100x3 – 4.9 x 9
h= 255.9m
g = 9.8 m/s2
velocity of projection of ground projectile = 100 m/s
Velocity of projection of the projectile from some height = 0
Let the particles meet at time t and at height h
Thus, height covered by the projectile from the ground
h= ut - ½ gt2
h= 100t -½ x 9.8 x t2
h = 100t – 4.9t2 … (1)
Distance covered by the projectile thrown down in time t will be, since it falls down from the rest u= 0
300 – h = ½ gt2
300 – (100t – 4.9t2 ) = 4.9t2 …by equation (1)
300= 100t
t=3s
Thus particles meet each other at 3s
Height at which particles meet
h = 100t – 4.9t2
h= 100x3 – 4.9 x 9
h= 255.9m
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This problem can be solved by using Relative motion concept which make it much easier to solve.
For it , Suppose the snapshot when the Stone dropped from the height (say Stone A) and the stone projected from the ground (say Stone B) .
for the stone A :
initial velocity ( u) = 0.
acceleration = g ( downward )
(g = 10 m/s² , acceleration due to gravity)
for Stone B :
initial velocity = 100m/s. ( upwards)
acceleration = g (downward)
Further ,
Let's make one of the stone to be at REST ( but actually it is not at rest ) to apply relative motion concept.
suppose stone A is at rest .
Now new Values of velocity and acceleration for stone B can be determined as follows :
As u can see that both stones are approaching each other .
then,
New initial velocity of stone B(say v) = [100(upwards)-u(downward)],
as u = 0;
v= 100m/s.
New Acceleration for the stone B (say a) = g (downward ) - g (downward)
= g- g = 0.
Further ,
distance between the two stones = 300m,
then,
time taken for stone B to reach stone A is given by : 300/100 = 3 seconds .
Note : in our relative frame the motion is non accelerated .
This is the time when the two stones meet .
#Distance from the ground ( say s) when they meet :
(Trace the motion of Stone B )
using s = ut +½×at²,
s= 100×3 - ½ × 10 × 3²,
s = 255 m .
For it , Suppose the snapshot when the Stone dropped from the height (say Stone A) and the stone projected from the ground (say Stone B) .
for the stone A :
initial velocity ( u) = 0.
acceleration = g ( downward )
(g = 10 m/s² , acceleration due to gravity)
for Stone B :
initial velocity = 100m/s. ( upwards)
acceleration = g (downward)
Further ,
Let's make one of the stone to be at REST ( but actually it is not at rest ) to apply relative motion concept.
suppose stone A is at rest .
Now new Values of velocity and acceleration for stone B can be determined as follows :
As u can see that both stones are approaching each other .
then,
New initial velocity of stone B(say v) = [100(upwards)-u(downward)],
as u = 0;
v= 100m/s.
New Acceleration for the stone B (say a) = g (downward ) - g (downward)
= g- g = 0.
Further ,
distance between the two stones = 300m,
then,
time taken for stone B to reach stone A is given by : 300/100 = 3 seconds .
Note : in our relative frame the motion is non accelerated .
This is the time when the two stones meet .
#Distance from the ground ( say s) when they meet :
(Trace the motion of Stone B )
using s = ut +½×at²,
s= 100×3 - ½ × 10 × 3²,
s = 255 m .
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