A stone is dropped into a well of 20 m deep.
Another stone is thrown downward with
velocity 'v' one second later. If both stones
reach the water surface in the well simultan-
eously, v is equal to
(g = 10 ms
1) 30 ms" 2) 15 ms 3) 20 ms! 4) 10 ms.
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The time taken by the first stone to fall (in air to
the top of the well) 20 m below the drop point is
given by the relation,
s = ut + 12 g t?
In our case u= 0 m/s (as the stone is just
dropped), s= 20 m, taking g= 10 m/s2, we get from
the relation,
20 m = 0xt +12 x10 m/s2 x t? sSolving we get t= 2
S.
It would takes the first stone 2s to fall 20m to the
top of the water in the well.
The second stone needs to cover these 20m in 1 s
( as it is thrown with a velocity v after the first
stone is dropped). Using the relation, and
substituting various values we get,
20 m = v m/s x 1s +12 x10 m/s2 x1 s2= y + 5 m
So,
v = 15 m/s.
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