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An object is allowed to fall freely from a cliff. When it travels a distance 'h', its velocity is v. Hence, in traveking what amiunt of furthet distance will its velocity become 2v? Quality answer needed asap.

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Answered by adijparmar
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Answer:3h

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Answered by simarahluwaliasimar
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Answer: h’= 3h

Concept: Free fall

Given: V0=0, d= h

To Find: Distance

On the basis of final velocity, initial velocity, and gravitation.

We can use the formula for uniformly accelerated motion

i.e. V^2 = U^2 + 2gh

where v is the end velocity, u is the beginning velocity, g is the gravitational acceleration, and h is the height.

The equation changes to V^2=2gh when u=0 (for an object starting at rest).

Which becomes h= V^2/2g                                             …………………. (1)

As per the given problem, the velocity of an object at height h is V0= V and the velocity of an object at height h’ will be 2V

(2V)^2- (V)^2= 2gh’

4V^2- V^2= 2gh’

h’= 3V^2/ 2g                                                                     ………………… (2)

Dividing equation (2) by (1)

We get

h’/h= 3V^2/2g x V^2/2g

h’/h= 3

h’= 3h

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