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A stone is dropped from top of the tower 400 m, and at the same time another stone is projected upward vertically from the ground with velocity of 100 m/s. find where and when the two stones will meet.


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Answered by Mankuthemonkey01
81

Answer:

320 m from the ground or 80 m from the top. Time when they meet = 4s

Explanation:

Consider the first stone. For the first stone:-

u₁ = 0 m/s

a₁ = g = 10 m/s²

For the second stone,

u₂ = 100 m/s

a₂ = - g = - 10 m/s² (negative because acceleration due to gravity will be in opposite direction of the motion)

Now, let the distance at which the two stones meet be xm from the ground. So, the second stone would travel x m and the first stone would travel (400 - x)m as for the second stone, the distance would be considered from the top of the tower (refer the attachment).

So, for the first stone,

s₁ = u₁t + 1/2 a₁t²

⇒ (400 - x) = 1/2 × 10t² (since, u = 0 m/s)

⇒ (400 - x) = 5t² ...................(1st equation)

Now, for the second stone,

s₂ = u₂t + 1/2a₂t²

⇒ x = 100t - 1/2 × 10t² (since, a₂ = - 10)

⇒ x = 100t - 5t² ....................(2nd equation)

Now, we know that 5t² = (400 - x) [from the first equation]. So put 5t² as 400 - x in 2nd equation.

⇒ x = 100t - (400 - x)

⇒ x = 100t - 400 + x

⇒ x - x = 100t - 400

⇒ 0 = 100t - 400

⇒ 400 = 100t

⇒ t = 400/100

⇒ t = 4 seconds

Now x = 100t - 5t²

⇒ x = 100(4) - 5(4)²

⇒ x = 400 - 5(16)

⇒ x = 400 - 80

⇒ x = 320 metres

Now, x is the distance measured from the ground.

Hence, the two stones would meet at a distance of 320 m from the ground at time = 4 seconds.

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awesomeadibaba: Nice work bro;), Keep it up!
tanishtha05: That was a goof effort.
tanishtha05: good**
rjaskeer405: nice! But, you can use relative velocity in this question that make this question HALWA
Mankuthemonkey01: I don't think we have relative velocity concept in 9th 10th :P Thanks anyway guys.
Answered by Anonymous
48

Motion :

Answer :

The stones will meet at 321.6 m above the ground and at 4 second.

Explanation :

Refer the attached picture.

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MathIsEpic: Your answer is nice and correct, but in the first attachment, you wrote "Newton's second law of motion", and unfortunately it's not Newton's, it's just 2nd equation of motion, it wasn't said by newton
MathIsEpic: I'm not not sounding rude..
Anonymous: You are right.
Anonymous: That's just Equations of motion.
awesomeadibaba: Absolutely right IVII5HA
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