A stone is dropped from the top of a
tower and it strikes with 3 km/hr
against the ground. Another stone is
thrown vertically downwards from the
same top of the tower with a velocity
4 km/hr. Its velocity when it strikes
the ground will be
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Thevelocityoffirststoneonreachinggroundinthem/sis3×185=65m/sSov2=2gh⇒(65)2=2ghwherehistheheightofthetower,Nowforthesecondstonetheupwardinitialspeed=downwardinitialspeed=4×185=910m/sv2=u2+2gh⇒v2=(65)2+(910)2=1.929(m/s)2×(518)
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