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Drops are falling regularly from a water tap at a height of 9 metre from the ground. The 4th drop is about to fall from the tap when the 1st hits the ground. Find the distance between 2nd and 3rd drop?

Drops are falling regularly from a water tap at a height of 9 metre from the ground. The 4th drop is about to fall from the tap when the 1st hits the ground. Find the distance between 2nd and 3rd drop?

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Sandeep Bhamoo
443 Points
5 years ago
Let the drops be falling at an intetval of "t" then displacement (s=at²) of fitst drop is =a(3t)²=9k =9 ,hence k=1, now for second drop s=4k=4 and for third s=k=1m distance b/w second and third dtop is = 4-1=3. Please do approve my answer if correct

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