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a ball is thrown vertically upward with a velocity u from the balloon descendingg with velocity v the ball will passes by the balloon after time t equal to

Prabhav Sharma 22nd Aug, 2020

Hello,

The velocity of ball is u m/s

The velocity of descending balloon is v m/s

Therefore, the velocity of ball w.r.t. balloon is u + v m/s

Now, the ball will pass the balloon when the relative displacement between the two is zero.

Now, displacement is given by, s = u't + 1/2 * a * t^2

= s = (u + v)*t - 1/2 * g * t^2 = 0 [ a = (-g) = acceleration due to gravity and u' = u + v]

Taking t common, we have:

t * [ (u + v) - 1/2 * g * t ] = 0 which gives t = 0 or [ (u + v) - 1/2 * g * t ] = 0

Since t cannot be equal to 0, therefore, we have: [ (u + v) - 1/2 * g * t ] = 0

Rearranging and solving the above equation, we get:

t = 2 * ( u + v ) / g (Answer)

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one body is dropped while the second body is thrown down words with initial velocity of 2 metre per second simultaneously the separation between them is 18 years after time

Prabhav Sharma 22nd Aug, 2020

Hello,

The displacement of a body is given by s = ut + 1/2 * a * t^2

For a freely falling body, u = 0

Therefore, s1 = 1/2 * a * t^2 = 1/2 * 10 * t^2 = 5 * t^2

Therefore, s1 = 5 * t ^2

For a body falling with an initial velocity of 2 m/s, displacement after time t second will be, s2:

s2 = 2 * t + 1/2 *10*t^2

s2 = 2t + 5 * t^2

Now, when the separation between them is 18 m ( I have assumed 18 m in place of 18 years because I think you have typed it incorrect)

Therefore, s2 - s1 = 18

2t + 5 * t^2 - 5 * t^2 = 18

2t = 18

t = 9 seconds (Answer)



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a spring of force constant k is cut into lenghts of ratio 1:2:3 then we get three springs of length l/6, 2l/6, 3l/6 how did we get this?

Prabhav Sharma 22nd Aug, 2020

Hello,

Assume the length of the spring to be 'l'

Now the ratios of lengths in which the spring is cut is 1:2:3

That means the length of the three new springs will be x, 2x and 3x where x is equal to some constant.

Therefore, 1x + 2x + 3x = l

= 6x = l

= x = l/6

Now length of new springs will be l/6, 2l/6 and 3l/6

(Substituting the value of x = l/6)

Hope it is clear now.

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You are camping with Joe andKarl.Since all three of you like your privacy,you dont pitch your tents close together.Joes tent is 21.0 m from yours, in the direct 23.0 south of east.Karls tent is 32.0 m from yours, in the direction 37.0 north of east.What is the dist between Karls tent and Joes tent?

Sarthak Sharma 12th Sep, 2020

Draw this answer on x-axis and y-axis for better understanding.

Let your tent is at a point, we say it O (0,0), Joe's tent is at Point J (in the first quadrant) and Karl's tent is at Point K (in the fourth quadrant). So now acc. to the ques. line joining OJ will make angle of 37.0 and line joining OK will make angle of 23.0 with the x-axis.

Given, OJ = 21m. and OK = 32m.

Therefore; vector OJ = (21xcos23)i - (21xsin23)j

and vector OK = (32xcos37)i + (32xsin37)j

From vector triangle,

OJ + JK = OK => JK = OK - OJ

vector JK = (32xcos37 - 21xcos23)i + (32xsin37 + 21xsin23)j

|JK|^2 = [(32xcos37 - 21xcos23)^2 + (32xsin37 + 21xsin23)^2] m^2

Jk         = 28.16m

So, the distance between Joe and Karl tent is = 28.16m or 28.20m

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why is this formula "g÷2u^2 cos^2theta " used??

Rahul 31st Jul, 2020

Hello

The equation g÷ 2u^2cos^2theta is used to solve Projectile Motion Problems to make make that equation represents Equation of Parabola

Check the Derivation here

Let projectile is thrown with a initial velocity u at an angle theta there with horizontal.


U=uxi+yuk


Ux=ucos theta


Uy=usin theta


Neglecting air resistance


Along x direction


S=ut+1/2at^2


Distance covered by projectile = velocity time


t=X(x)/ucos theta ----------(1)


Along y direction


S=ut+1/2at^2


y=usin theta × t-1/2gt^2 ---------(2)


Substituting (1) in (2)


y= usin theta × x/ucos theta - 1/2 g (x/ucos theta)^2


y=x tan theta - (g/2u^2cos^2theta


Let tan theta =A


-g/2u^2cos^2 theta =B


Y= Ax+Bx^2--------(Parabola)


This equation represents equation of parabola.


Hence path of projectile(Trajectory) is a parabola


Hope this Helps

All the best

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how many physical quantity are their

Mayank Chowdhary 16th Jul, 2020

There are seven physical fundamental quantities. Its been listed in the Measurement chapter of Physics 11th standard book as well.

I will enlist them down below with their SI units..

  1. Length (m)
  2. Mass (kg)
  3. Time (s)
  4. Electric current (amp)
  5. temperature (kelvin)
  6. amount of a substance (mol)
  7. luminous intensity (candela)

Best wishes. Thank you.

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