Physics, asked by astro25, 1 year ago

An object is projected so that it just clears two walls of
height 7.5 m and with separation 50m from each other.
If the time passing between the walls is 2.5s,the range of the projectile will be ?(g= 10 m/s)​

Answers

Answered by qwtiger
4

Answer:

h = 750 m

t is the time taken to travel vertical distance of 750m

750 = usinθ t−1/2gt^2

t^2−2usinθ/g+1500/g=0

roots of this equation will be t1 and t2

where a1 and a2 are the timing to the 1at and second wall

a1 a2 = 1500/10 = 150

and a1−a2 = 19 given

a1 = 25 s

distance travel between the plates

60= ucosθ*19

ucosθ = 60/19

r is the horizontal distance tarvelled while reaching the first wall

r = ucosθa1 = 60/19×25 = 78.94

R = 2r+60 = 217.94 m

Hence the range of the projectile will be 217.94 m

Answered by adithyapmallya
1

Answer:

70m

Explanation:

Horizontal component of projectile's motion

2.5

50

=20㎧

To have a range of 50m, maximum height would be reached in

2

2.5

=1.25secs (neglecting walls for now)

1.25×g=initial velocity=12.5㎧

Height attained over walls=

2g

V

2

=

2g

(12.5)

2

=7.8125m

Adding wall weight(7.812+7.5)=15.3125m

above ground level

So initial vertical v component from ground level

=

2gh

=

2×10×15.3125

=17.5㎧

Time to maximum height from the ground=

g

V

=

10

17.5

=1.75sec

Total time in air=(1.75×2)=3.5sec

Range=3.5×20

=70m

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