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from the top of a building 80m high a ball is projected horizontally if the line joining the point of projection to the point where it hit the ground make an angle of 45 with the horizontal then the initial velocity of stone is


Saiqa Islam 11th Oct, 2019
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Nithesh 11th Oct, 2019

Haii buddy!! so.. yah firstly you read the question carefully then you can understand how to do the solution part.

building is of 80m height and a ball is projected horizontally ,we will get an right angled triangle by this and also given angle of 45.this can be written as

tan 45 = opp/adjacent=80/x

then we get x=80m=h then use time of flight formula is Sqrt(2h/g) by substituting the values  we get time  4sec

initial velocity,    x=ut

80 =u(4) we get u=20m/s.

and thats it ,do practice more so that you solve this kind of problems easily .

All the best!!

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12th Oct, 2019
thanks a lot
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