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Particle is projected up at 10m/s from the top of a 120m high tower Taking g=10m/s? Determine: (a) Time taken by it in reaching ground (b) Speed with which it hits the ground​

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Answered by 31stodc
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Answer:

When we project the ball from the tower then it's

initial velocity =u=10m/s

final velocity=v=0m/s (when it reaches maximum height)

acceleration due to gravity=a=g=−9.8m/s²(here - sign because object is moving opposite direction of acceleration)

distance =s=?

v²−u²=2as

s=v²−u²/2a

s=(0)²−(10)²/2(9.8)

s=0−100/−19.6

s=−100/−19.6

s=5.102m

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When we project the ball from tower then it reaches maximum height then it will be in rest at that moment.Then it starts to fall down

intial velocity = u = 0m/s

acceleration due to gravity=a=g=9.8m/s²

time =t=5s

distance =s

2

=?

s

2

=ut+at²/2

s

2

=0(5)+9.8(5)²

s

2

=0+9.8(25)

s

2

=245m

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so total distance traveled by an object

S

3

=s

1

+s

2

S

3

=245+5.102

S

3

=250.102m

so total distance covered by an object is 250.102 meter

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If you want to find the height of the tower then ,

h=S

2

−s

1

h=245−5.012

h=239.898 meter

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