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Two stones are thrown up simultaneously from the edge of a cliff 240m high with initial speed of 10m/s and 40m/s respectively . which of the following graph best represents the time variation of relative position of the second stone with respect to the first ?

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Answered by nehaimadabathuni123
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OPTION B IS CORRECT.

For the first ball,

−240=10t−1/2gt^2

∴5t^2−10t−240

∴t^2−2t−48=0

⇒t=8,−6

The 1st particle will reach the ground in 8 secs.

Upto 8 secs, the relative velocity between the particles is 30m/sec and the relative acceleration is zero..

For the 2nd particle,

−240=40t−5t^2

⇒t^2−8t−48=0

t=12secs

The second particle will strike the ground in 12 secs.

Option(A): Linear behaviour after 8 secs, hence can be eliminated.

Option(B) shows increase until 12 secs , hence is not correct. after 8 secs, separation will decrease.

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Answered by TheLifeRacer
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Answer:

option (c) is correct graph which represents the time variation of relative position of the second stone with respect to the first

Explanation:

central idea :- concept of relative motion can be applied to predict the nature of motion of one particle with respect to second particle till the first particle strikes ground at a time given by

  • -240 = 10t - 1/2×10×t²
  • or, t² - 2t - 48 = 0
  • or, t = 8, -6

t = -6 ( not possible)

thus , distance covered by second particle with Respect to first particle in 8s is

S₁₂ = (V₁₂)t = (40-10)(8s )

= 30× 8 = 240m

similarly, time taken by second particle to strike the ground is giveb by

  • -240 = 40(t) -1/2× 10×(t²)
  • or, -240 = 40t -5t²
  • or, 5t² -40t -240= 0
  • or, t² -8t -48 = 0
  • or, t² -12t +4t -48 = 0
  • or , t (t - 12) +4(t -12) = 0
  • or , t = 12,

T = -4 (not possible)

Thus, After 8s magnitude of relative velocity will increase upto 12s when second particle strikes the ground .

∴ Option (2nd )option (c) is correct

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