Physics, asked by deepanshi15, 1 year ago

An aeroplane moves with a horizontal velocity u. It drops a bomb from a height h. Then the time t taken by the bomb in reaching the ground will be equal to

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Answered by Anonymous
16
it is equal to time by gravity
hence
h=1/2×g×t^2
t=
 \sqrt{ \frac{2h}{g} }

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Answered by AJAYMAHICH
7
Initially the pocket has only horizontal velocity equal to u

When it reaches the ground it has horizontal velocity u and vertical velocity √2gh

Therefore resultant velocity =√u2+2gh

...........

use v = u+ gt

then you find the value of

t = ?????

deepanshi15: Plz. Both of u
Anonymous: its difficult to to type in commets
deepanshi15: U can edit ur answer na
Anonymous: yes but now converter dosent work
deepanshi15: ok I just want to ask where is ut should be go
deepanshi15: I mean why u have taken h=1/2gt^2
Anonymous: initial velocity downward is 0 hence it gets cancelled
deepanshi15: Ok thanks
Anonymous: so u got it
deepanshi15: Thanks u to ajaymahich
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