Grade 11General Physics
How to slove the question in the above image......can u give me a proper solution.
2 Answers
Himanshu
Approved Tutor Answer10 Years agoWhen the body reaches the maximum height the vertical component of velocity becomes zero.
Sy = uy.t + (ay.t2)/2
H = 0.t + (gt2)/2
Hence, t = [2H / g]1/2
Adarsh
Approved Tutor Answer9 Years agoI think the above answer is wrong as the time of flight is the total time spend by the stone during its flight.
The answer for your question is given below:
At maximum height, vertical component of velocity= 0.
H = 0×t +(1/2)(gt2)
⇒t=√(2H/g)
This is only the time required to reach the maximum height.
So, the time of flight, T=2×t=2√(2H/g).
Hope you understand my solution.
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