Question

.When a body is dropped from a tower, then there is an increase in its

Answer 1

Answer:

This sounds a little like a homework problem. Is it? If so it should be labelled as such.

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Thus the earth is rotating "to the east". The earth ostensibly has a constant rotational velocity ω of about one revolution per 24 hours. That means a point at the base of the tower has a linear velocity "to the east" of

vtower=Reω,

where Re is the radius of the earth.

And a point at the top of the tower (of height H) has a velocity "to the east" of

vbody=(Re+H)ω,

which is also the initial velocity of the dropped body.

You should be able to work out the rest on your own.

Answer 2

Explanation:

When a body is dropped from a tower , then there is an increase in it's speed .