abody is thrown vertically up from a wall of height 2.2m with a speed of 10m/s the distance travelled in the last second of its motion is ?
first :) the height doesn't even matter I think. hold on i check
I think it is .5102040816
the ans=7m
crap i read it wrong lol
do u knw the formula for distance travelled in nth second?
yes
dn=u+a(n-1/2)
then use that!!
first we have to find the total tme
wait a sec that n in equation is nth second ryt?
s
k then find the total time
ok
take n=total time
then
plug that into the eqn
leme see if i get answer as 7
use the formula \[s=ut + 0.5at^2\] s= -2.2, u =10, a=-10(assumed) \[-2.2 = 10t -5t^2\]\[5t^2-10t-2.2=0\] solve the equation and you will get time for the whole journey t=2.2s. distance travelled for the last second i think should mean that 1.2 - 2.2 s To find the highest point it reaches, use \[v^2=u^2 + 2as\] where v is the velocity when the stone reaches the highest point which is actually = 0, u=10, a=-10. sub all the values and you will get s=5m. Now to find where does the body reach after 1.2s \[s=ut + 0.5at^2\] u=10,t=1.2,a=-10 sub all the values into the formula you'll get s=4.8m So the distance travelled during the last second= (5-4.8) + 5 + 2.2 =7.4m answer may vary as i used a=-10
the ans=7m
u have to take (g=10m/s) it is there in the question
(5-4.8) + 5 + 2.2=7.8
I think that you mean the displacement travelled not the distance travelled. then it should be 4.8 + 2.2 = 7
no its the distance travelled in last second
distance travelled=7.4 displacement=7 tats the answer i found.
ok thanzzz
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