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a stone is projected with a velocity of 20 metre per second at an angle of 30° horizontal after 1.5 seconds find its horizontal distance and vertical height for it starting point​

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Answer:

x = 15√3m , y = 3.75m

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the question ,

  • Initial velocity = 20m/s
  • Angle of projection = 30°

And we need to find out ,

  • Its horizontal distance and vertical height for it starting point after 1.5s .

As we know that , at any time t , the horizontal displacement (x) is given by ,


\longrightarrow x = u cos
\thetat


\longrightarrow x = 20 * cos30° * 1.5 m


\longrightarrowx = 20 * √3/2 * 3/2 m


\longrightarrow x = 153 m .

Hence the horizontal distance is 153m from the starting point after 1.5s .


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For finding the vertical distance , let's find range first .


\longrightarrow R = u²sin2
\theta/g


\longrightarrow R = (20)² * sin60° / 10 m


\longrightarrowR = 400 * √3/10 *2


\longrightarrowR = 20√3 m

Now we can find the vertical displacement as ,


\longrightarrow y = xtan
\theta ( 1 - x/R)


\longrightarrowy = 15√3 *1/√3 ( 1-15√3/20√3)m


\longrightarrowy = 15( 1 - 3/4)m


\longrightarrowy = 15 * 1/4m


\longrightarrow y = 3.75 m

Hence the vertical distance is 3.75m from the ground after 1.5s .

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