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A stone is dropped from height h. Simultaneously, another stone is thrown up from the ground which reaches a height 4h. The two stones will cross each other after time:-

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Answered by anshumangonda0043
0

Answer:

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Explanation:

Let the initial velocity of stone which is thrown from the ground u

2

.

At maximum height 4h, Velocity v

2

=0

Using v

2

=u

2

−2as ⇒0=u

2

2

−2g×4h ⇒u

2

=

8gh

...1

Let h

1

be the distance covered by the stone which is dropped from height h,

Let h

2

be the distance covered by the stone which is thrown up from the ground.

Let at time t both stone crossed each other.

Using s=ut+

2

1

at

2

,

⇒−h

1

=−

2

1

gt

2

⇒h

1

=

2

1

gt

2

....2

⇒h

2

=u

2

t−

2

1

gt

2

....3

Adding h

1

and h

2

gives the height h.

∴ Adding equations 2 and 3,

⇒h=

2

1

gt

2

+u

2

t−

2

1

gt

2

⇒h=u

2

t

Using the value of u

2

=

8gh

,

⇒h=

8gh

t ⇒t=

8g

h

Answered by sreejajc2002pbhaxt
0

Answer:Let the initial velocity of stone which is thrown from the ground u

2

.

At maximum height 4h, Velocity v

2

=0

Using v

2

=u

2

−2as   ⇒0=u

2

2

−2g×4h  ⇒u

2

=

8gh

      ...1

Let h

1

 be the distance covered by the stone which is dropped from height h,

Let h

2

 be the distance covered by the stone which is thrown up from the ground.

Let at time t both stone crossed each other.

Using s=ut+

2

1

at

2

,

⇒−h

1

=−

2

1

gt

2

   ⇒h

1

=

2

1

gt

2

    ....2

⇒h

2

=u

2

t−

2

1

gt

2

    ....3

Adding h

1

 and h

2

 gives the height h.

∴ Adding equations 2 and 3,

⇒h=

2

1

gt

2

+u

2

t−

2

1

gt

2

  ⇒h=u

2

t

Using the value of u

2

=

8gh

,

⇒h=

8gh

t   ⇒t=

8g

h

Explanation:

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