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The distance between two moving particles at any time is a. If v be their relative velocity v1 and v2 be the components of v along and perpendicular to a. The minimum distance between them is?

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The minimum distance between the two moving particles is au  / v^2r.

Explanation:

Assuming P to be at rest, particle Q is moving with velocity vr,in the direction shown in figure.

Components of vr along and perpendicular to PQ are u and v respectively,

  • In the figure

sinα=u / vr

cosα = u / vr

The closest distance between the particles is

S min = PR = PQ = cosα = (a) (v / vr)

S min = av / vr

  • Time after which they arrive at their nearest distance is

t=QR / vr

= (PQ) sinα / vr

= (a)(v / vr)vr

=au  / v^2r

The minimum distance between the two moving particles is au  / v^2r.

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