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derive the equation of motion for a particle (a) falling vertically (b) projected vertically.​

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Answered by OyeeKanak
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Equation of motions for bodies under gravity :

1. V=u+gt -------1

1. V=u+gt -------12.s=ut+1/2at²----------2

1. V=u+gt -------12.s=ut+1/2at²----------23.v²-u²=2as----------3

Equations of motion for a particle Falling vertically :

Let us consider an object falling from height with initial velocity u=0 m/s.

The velocity continuously increases as it falls through a height h.

The direction of g and the direction of motion of body are downwards.

Therefore g is taken as positive.

The above equations of motion can be written as :

V=gt-------------4

V=gt-------------4h=1/2gt²---------5

V=gt-------------4h=1/2gt²---------5v²=2gh-------------6

Equations of motion for a body thrown upwards:

When body is projected upwards  with initial velocity =u m/s and it reaches a height h.

Equations of motions can be written as :

v=u-gt----------7

v=u-gt----------7h=ut-1/2gt²-------------8

v=u-gt----------7h=ut-1/2gt²-------------8v²-u²=-2gh--------------9

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