a stone is dropped from a height of 50 metres. calculate final velocity just before touching the ground.
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Given:-
→Height from which the stone is
dropped = 50m
To find:-
→Final velocity of the stone just before
touching the ground
Solution:-
In this case:-
•Initial velocity(u) of the stone will be zero as it was initially at rest.
•Acceleration due to gravity(g) will be +9.8m/s² as the stone is freely falling.
By using the 3rd equation of motion,we get:-
=>v²-u² = 2gh
=>v²-(0)² = 2(9.8)50
=>v² = 980
=>v = √980
=>v = 31.30m/s. (approximately)
Thus,final velocity of the stone just before touching the ground is
31.30m/s.
Some Extra Information:-
The 3 equations of motion,for a freely falling body are:-
•v = u+gt
•h = ut+1/2gt²
•v²-u² = 2gh
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