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Answered by jeetbhatt05359
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Answer:refer to attachment please. And i am sorry i cant answer second part.

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Explanation:

An object of mass m is thrown from AB horizontally at 10m/s.

AB is 20m high

so Object will always be aat height less than 20 m  from ground  to be in the air

Time to reach at ground

20 = (1/2)gT²  => T² = 4 => T = 2 Sec

in 0 to 2 sec Both objects should collide

Distance Covered in T Sec =  (1/2)*10*T² = 5T²

Other object thrown at angle 60 deg with 10 m/s

vertical Velocity = 10 Sin60 = 5√3

Distance Covered in T Sec = 5√3T + (1/2)*10T²  =  5√3T + 5T²

5√3T + 5T² = 10 + 5T²  ( as CD is 10 m more height then AB)

=> T = 2/√3

5T² = 5(2/√3)² = 20/3     (20 - 20/3)  =  40/3 m above Ground

Horizontal Covered = 10 * 2/√3  =  20/√3

Horizontal Covered = 5*2/√3  = 10/√3

Total Horizontal Distance = 20/√3 + 10/√3  = 30/√3  = 10√3

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