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rajatjain_ix ·

i) A
ii) B
r dese correct?

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sanchit ·

plzz post ur full solution.........i dont noe the answers

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Asish Mahapatra ·

it was asked by nishant sir,,,

there is an option to search at the top right corner...
use that to search

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sanchit ·

wht to write there

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Devil ·

Both are pretty easy, as A won't stop imeediately after the collison, it's continue on it's motion.....

Same reason follows for the 2nd qsn.

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kaymant ·

i) Consider the vertical motions of each ball. The ball B starts with a zero initial vertical velocity and falls with a constant acceleration g. The ball A also starts with a vertical zero velocity but as it goes down, the acceleration in the vertical direction decreases continuously starting from g. Since both fall by the same vertical distance, the time taken by A has to be greater.

(ii) The distance covered by A is obviously \pi/2 m.
On the other hand the horizontal distance covered by B is given by
\sqrt{2g}\sqrt{\dfrac{2}{g}}=2 m
So the straight line joining the initial and final position of B has a length \sqrt{5} m which is already greater than \pi/2 m. And the arc length of the path of B is greater than \sqrt{5} m.

So B covers greater distance in a shorter time.

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