Vipul Tiwari
Last Activity: 7 Years ago
let time taken by first stone be ts and that of the other stone be (t-n)s
so,distance travelled by first stone is :
s=1/2(gt^2)..........eq^n(1)
and that of the other stone is :
s=u(t-n) + 1/2[g(t-n)^2].........eq^n(2)
since both the stones meet at the distance so eq^n(1) and eq^n(2) will be equal
1/2gt^2=u(t-n) + 1/2[g(t-n)^2]
gt^2 = 2ut-2un + gt^2 + gn^2 -2gnt
t(2gn-2u) = gn^2-2un
t =(gn^2-2un)/(2gn-2u)
t=n(gn/2 – u)/(gn-u)
now putting value of t in eq^n(1)
s=1/2[g{n(gn/2 – u)/(gn-u)}^2]
s=g/2[n(gn/2 – u)/(gn-u)^2]
