From a cliff of 49m, a man drops a stone. One second later he throws another stone. They both hit the ground at the same time. Find out the speed with which he threw the second stone.
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first stone -
s = ut+1/2gt
49=1/2x9.8 x t sq
98/9.8=t sq
t=√10 seconds
second stone-
t=(√10-1) seconds
49=u x (√10-1)+1/2x9.8x(√10-1) whole square
since √10-1=3.16-1=2.16 seconds
49= u x 2.16+1/2x9.8x(2.16) whole square
49=u x 2.16+22.8164
26.1385=u x2.16
u=12.101m/s
hope this helps ☺️
s = ut+1/2gt
49=1/2x9.8 x t sq
98/9.8=t sq
t=√10 seconds
second stone-
t=(√10-1) seconds
49=u x (√10-1)+1/2x9.8x(√10-1) whole square
since √10-1=3.16-1=2.16 seconds
49= u x 2.16+1/2x9.8x(2.16) whole square
49=u x 2.16+22.8164
26.1385=u x2.16
u=12.101m/s
hope this helps ☺️
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