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Question No. 1:: Find Out Maximum Height From Ground, Time of Flight, Velocity of Strike. (G 10m/s)

This document contains questions related to projectile motion. Question 1 asks to find the maximum height, time of flight and velocity of strike for a ball projected with 20 m/s downward velocity from a 60m high tower. Question 2 asks additional conceptual questions about projectile motion, including definitions, assumptions, and relationships between time and position for objects in projectile motion under gravity.

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Question No. 1:: Find Out Maximum Height From Ground, Time of Flight, Velocity of Strike. (G 10m/s)

This document contains questions related to projectile motion. Question 1 asks to find the maximum height, time of flight and velocity of strike for a ball projected with 20 m/s downward velocity from a 60m high tower. Question 2 asks additional conceptual questions about projectile motion, including definitions, assumptions, and relationships between time and position for objects in projectile motion under gravity.

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A ball is projected with velocity 20 m/s downwards, from a tower of 60m height find the
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Projectile Motion :
 Any object that is given an initial velocity obliquely, moving in the space only under the
influence of gravity is called projectile motion.
Ex : Cricket Ball, Badminton, Fountain, Cannon

 The moving particle is called projectile.

 The path of the of particle is called trajectory.

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Assumption Used Is Analysis Of Projectile Motion :
 Acceleration due to gravity is assumed constant.
 Earth is assumed as flat surface.
 Air resistance is assumed to be zero.

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Height Point Of Trajectory :
 𝑣𝑦 is zero at this point.
 Speed is Minimum.
 Total velocity of the projectile is along horizontal direction only.
 Angle between velocity and acceleration is 90°
 Speed, momentum and kinetic energy is minimum but potential energy is maximum.

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If t is the time taken by projectile to rise up to point p and t is the time taken
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If the particle passes two points situated at equal height y at t = t1 and t = t2 then

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If B and C are at the same level on trajectory and the time difference between these
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