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A particle starts droped from some height in last second of motion it travels a distance which is equal to distance travelled initial 5 second then find out time taken by particle to strike at ground.
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The Given Information is
t in the last second = 1 s
s in the last second = x m
u = 0 m/s. (Since the stone falls from the cliff with no velocity)
a=g = 9.8 m/s²
Now,
v = s/t
v = x m/1s
v = x m/s
But this is the average velocity in the last second.
With the the acceleration of 9.8 m/s², we can calculate the final velocity.
V²-U²=2as
(V+U)(V-U)=2as
We know, v=u+at
Therefore v-u =at
Substituting in previous equation.
(V+U)(at)=2as
(V+U)=68.6m/s (After substituting the values)
Solving for V, we get
V=39.2m/s
Now according to Newton's laws of motion,
V²-u²= 2as
(x m/s)²-(0)²= 2(9.8)(S)
(x)/19.6= S
Note:
>v-u = at = 9.8 use this in solving for V
t in the last second = 1 s
s in the last second = x m
u = 0 m/s. (Since the stone falls from the cliff with no velocity)
a=g = 9.8 m/s²
Now,
v = s/t
v = x m/1s
v = x m/s
But this is the average velocity in the last second.
With the the acceleration of 9.8 m/s², we can calculate the final velocity.
V²-U²=2as
(V+U)(V-U)=2as
We know, v=u+at
Therefore v-u =at
Substituting in previous equation.
(V+U)(at)=2as
(V+U)=68.6m/s (After substituting the values)
Solving for V, we get
V=39.2m/s
Now according to Newton's laws of motion,
V²-u²= 2as
(x m/s)²-(0)²= 2(9.8)(S)
(x)/19.6= S
Note:
>v-u = at = 9.8 use this in solving for V
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Hey mate here is your answer
The Given Information is
t in the last second = 1 s
s in the last second = x m
u = 0 m/s. (Since the stone falls from the cliff with no velocity)
a=g = 9.8 m/s²
Now,
v = s/t
v = x m/1s
v = x m/s
But this is the average velocity in the last second.
With the the acceleration of 9.8 m/s², we can calculate the final velocity.
V²-U²=2as
(V+U)(V-U)=2as
We know, v=u+at
Therefore v-u =at
Substituting in previous equation.
(V+U)(at)=2as
(V+U)=68.6m/s (After substituting the values)
Solving for V, we get
V=39.2m/s
Now according to Newton's laws of motion,
V²-u²= 2as
(x m/s)²-(0)²= 2(9.8)(S)
(x)/19.6= S
Note:
>v-u = at = 9.8 use this in solving for V
Thanks
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