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Question
A ball is released from the top of a tower of height h meters. It takes T seconds to reach the ground. What it is the position of the ball at `"T"/3` second?
Options
`(8"h")/9` meters from the ground
`(7"h")/9` meters from the ground
`"h"/9` meters from the ground
`(17"h")/18` meters from the ground
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Solution
`bb((8"h")/9 "meters from the ground")`
Explanation:
We have s = `"ut"+1/2"gt"^2`
⇒ h = 0 × T + `1/2"gT"^2`
⇒ h = `1/2"gT"^2`
Vertical distance moved in time `"T"/3` is
h' = `1/2"g"("T"/3)^2`
⇒ h' = `1/2xx"gT"^2/9`
= `"h"/9`
∴ Position of a ball from ground = `"h"-"h"/9`
= `(8"h")/9`
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