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​distance between frog and insect on a horizontal plane is 10m. Frog can jump with a maximum speed of root10m+s.minimum no. of jumps required by frog to catch insect is ​

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Answered by TheEdward
10
Let n number of jumps required by frog  to catch the insect 

Now motion  of frog is like a projectile 

and the angle will be 45 

 Range (R) = u²/ g = (√10)² / 10 = 1 m 
Answered by mpjoshi2425
7

Answer:

10 Jumps

Explanation:

Formulae of Range=u²sin2∅

g

u=10m/s

g=10m/

r=10m

Here =45(because maximum range)

Therefore,

R=(√10m/s)²*1 (sin2∅=sin90⁰=1)

10m/

R=1m

To cover 10m the Frog have to take 10 Jumps to reach insect.

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