Physics, asked by adityaswaghmare20, 8 months ago

A stone is projected horizontally with 20m/s and it hits the vertically wall in front of stone at a distance of 60m. Taking projection point of stone as a origin of x-y plane find the co-ordinates of point of hit on the vertical wall:​

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Let u is the initial velocity

Maximum height H=  

2g

u  

2

sin  

2

θ

​  

=2h

h=  

4g

u  

2

sin  

2

θ

​  

 

Horizontal component of the velocity u  

x

​  

=ucosθ

Vertical component u  

y

​  

=usinθ

At maximum height

v  

y

2

​  

−u  

y

2

​  

=−2g(2h)

u  

y

​  

=usinθ=2  

gh

​  

 

t be the time taken by the stone to attain the vertical height h

h=u  

y

​  

t−  

2

1

​  

gt  

2

 

t  

2

−(  

g

2u  

y

​  

 

​  

)t+  

g

2h

​  

=0

t=(4±  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

 

t  

1

​  

=(4−  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

 

t  

2

​  

=(4+  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

 

So bird travel horizontal distance from initial position to final position = AB in time t  

2

​  

 

velocity of the bird=v  

b

​  

 

AB=v  

b

​  

t  

2

​  

 

Same distance AB traveled by the stone in time t  

2

​  

−t  

1

​  

 

AB=u  

x

​  

(t  

2

​  

−t  

1

​  

)

u  

x

​  

 

v  

b

​  

 

​  

=  

t  

2

​  

 

(t  

2

​  

−t  

1

​  

)

​  

=  

(4+  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

)

((4+  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

)−((4−  

2

​  

)  

g

h

​  

 

​  

)

​  

=  

(  

2

​  

+1)

2

Answered by ItzParth07
3

Answer:

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