Physics, asked by dityashahni, 1 year ago

please solve this problem.

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Answered by kirtiprasanjenpchfhd
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hope it helps u........
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rakeshmohata: here relative velocity is taken perpendicularly...so..
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rakeshmohata: hi ur answer is incorrect so sorry if it gets deleted
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stuffin: bhai angle to jarurat he na
rakeshmohata: Na.. isme.. itni zaroorat nhi h!!
rakeshmohata: here sin(theta) works..
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rakeshmohata: last time दोनों को बोलता हू.... kinematics 1 directional motion h... Aur projectile 2 directiional... and thus explanation with this process is not accurate or correct
Answered by rakeshmohata
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Since the question arises from projectile motion (2 - directional ; xy plane) and not kinematics(1-directional; either x or y plane).. ..

Thus, the formula here used must be of projectile motions and not kinematics.

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A projectile should have an angle else the range be 0. And thus then it becomes 1 - directional or linear.
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=> gravity (g) = 10 m/s²

=> Let the velocity of projectile be v m/s

=> Velocity of cart (u) = 30 m/s

=> distance covered (x) = 80 m

=> time taken (T)  = \it\frac{x}{u} = \frac{80}{30} = \bf \frac{8}{3} \: \: sec

Thus the total time taken by projectile will also be equal to the time taken by cart to reach the cart again.

Thus,

 = > t = \frac{2v \sin( \theta ) }{g} \\ \\ = > \frac{8}{3} = \frac{2 \times v \sin( \theta ) }{10} \\ \\ = > \bf v \sin( \theta ) = \underline{ \frac{40}{3} \: m {s}^{ - 1} }

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The velocity of horizontal component of projectile should be same to the velocity of cart to reach the same point together.

Hence, relative horizontal component of velocity becomes 0.

Cart doesn't have any vertical component. So, velocity of projectile vertically will be the relative velocity of projectile seen by cart.
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Now..the answer,
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Horizontally, (not required)
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The particle seems moving with same velocity as the cart moves.

Vertically,
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The relative velocity of projectile to cart will be the vertical component of cart
i.e \: \: \bf \frac{40}{3} \: \: m {s}^{ - 1}
Thus,

 \underline{ \it \: the \: cart \: \: sees \: \: the \: \: projectile \: \: moving} \\ \ \underline{ \it \:velocity \: \: with \: \: a \: \: velocity \: \: of \: \: \bf \: \frac{40}{3} m {s}^{ - 1} }
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Hence option c (✔️) is the required answer.
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Hope this is ur required answer

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dityashahni: nice explanation..
rakeshmohata: thanks alot!!
dityashahni: actually thanks to mujhe bolna chahiye
rakeshmohata: naa..
rakeshmohata: thanks for the brainliest one
dityashahni: u deserve!!
rakeshmohata: मैं यही समझा रहा था.. की usne kinematics का process उसे किया h.. answer wrong nhi h... but agar koi aur aisa question हो jisme 2 particles projection me ho.. Aur relative
rakeshmohata: v nikaalna ho.. तब problem hoti
dityashahni: hmm
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