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A train is moving with a velocity 45 km/hr.a ball is thrown from a 3 meter height window perpendicular to the direction of the train with velocity 5 m/s . in what direction the ball hit the ground

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Horizontal velocity of the train = 45 kmph = 45 * 5/18 = 12.5 m/s

Horizontal velocity of the object wrt the train = 5 m/s

Since the two above velocities are perpendicular to each other (in the horizontal plane), the resultant velocity (horizontal) of the object wrt stationary observer on the ground =
                      
√ (5² + 12.5²) =  2.5 *√29  m/sec

When the object reaches the ground with initial vertical component of velocity =0, its vertical component =  v
      
v² = u² + 2 g h  = 0 + 2 * 10 * 3
         

Hence,

 v = 2 √15 m/sec

The resultant of the horizontal and vertical components is :
         

√ [ 181.25 + 60 ] = 15.52 m/sec

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