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    JUNIORINTER PHYSICS 4. 9 10. MOTION INASTRAIGHT yp BASIC LEVEL PROBLEMS The numerical ratio of displacement to distance ‘is 2) always greater than 1 1) always less than 1 ) always less than 4) may be less than 1 or equal to one 3) always equal to 1 , 7 The location ofa particleis changed. What can we say about the displacement and distance covereg by the particle? 1) Both cannot be zero 2) One of the twomay be zero 3) Both must be zero 4) Both must be equal Consider the motion of the tip of the minute hand of a clock. In one aoa a) the displacement is zero ) the distance covered is zero ) the average velocity is zero ¢) the average speed is zero Da&barecomect 2)ab&carecomect 3)ad&darecorrect 4) bye & dare correct ‘The numerical value of the ratio of average velocity to average speed is 2) always equal to one 1) always less than one 3) always more than one 4) equal to or less than one. Ifa particle moves ina circle deseribing equal angles in equal intervals of time, then the velocity vector 7 . 1) remains constant. 2) changes in magnitude. ae 3) changes in direction. 4) changes both in magnitude and directioi. In which of the following examples of motion, can the body be considered approximately a point object a) a railway carriage moving without jerks between two stations. b) amonkey sitting on top of a man cycling smoothly on a circular track ©)a spinning cricket ball that turns sharply on hitting the ground d) a trembling beaker that has slipped off the edge of a table ab 2)b,c 3)ac 4ybd Anobject may have a) varying speed without having varying velocity b) varying velocity without having varying speed )non zero acceleration without having varying velocity 4) non zero acceleration without having varying speed. 1) a,b & care correct 2)b & dare correct, 3)ab&darecorrect -.. 4)a& dare correct The distance travelled by a particle in a straight line motion is directly proportional tot’, wheret =time elapsed. What is thenature of motion? 1) Increasing acceleration 2) Decreasing acceleration 3) Increasing retardation 4) Decreasing rétardation Ifa body starts from rest, then the time in which it covers a particular displacement with uniform acceleration is 1) inversely proportional to the square root of the displacement 2) inversely proportional to the displacement 3) directly proportional to the displacement 4) directly proportional to the square root of the displacement ‘Check up only the correct statement in the following. 1)A body has a constant velocity and still it can have a varying speed 2)A body has a constant speed but it can have a varying velocity 3)A body having constant speed cannot have any acceleration. 4) None of these. 7 — GREE MAINS MATERIALS art xcabew] rs 16. 1. 18. 19. 20, a. 2. Fp EE WANS MATER oe t ny pen thee SP aren ae of acaris u, the minim MOTION INASTRAIGHTLINE seen eine IstanaiSt@Nce over which it can bestopped iss. Ifthe speed pecs th ns "stance over which iteanbestopped during the same time? 3)sint "4) ns. Vee vered by Stott vig, "OVINE body Is directly proportional to the square of the time. The The v pation of the body is accelerate 2) decreasing ee he incorrect statement for a particle golngonastraightline. Marine velocity aaa oveelr ion have opposite sign, then the. ae iz aeons ja 2) tthe position and velocity have opposite sign, then the particle i ‘moving towards the origin. jyitthe velocity is ee an instant, then the acceleration should ‘also be zero at that instant. gp ifthe velocity is zero for a time interval,then the ‘acceleration is zero at any instant within the time interval. B,.B, and B, are three balloons ascending with velocities y,2v and 3v, respectively. Ifa bomb is dropped from cach when they are at thesame height tren ; 1) bomb from B, reaches ground first 2)bomb from B, reaches ground first 3) bomb from B, reaches ground first 4) they reach the ground simultaneously ‘The distances moved by a freely falling body during 1*, 2", 3*,....an® second of its motion are proportionalto even a 2) odd numbers 3)all integral f 4) squares of integra Toreach the same height on the moon as on the ee abody, Dat bapialecte up with 1) higher velocity on the moon. 2) lower velocity on the moon. 3) same velocity on the moon and earth, 4) it depends on the mass of the body. Atthe maximum height of a body thrown vertically up 1) velocity is not zero but acceleration is zero. 2) acceleration is not zero but velocity is zero. 3)both acceleration and velocity are zero. 4) both acceleration and velocity are not zero. Aballis dropped freely while another is thrown vertically downward with an initial velocity ‘v’ from the same point simultaneously. After ‘’ second they are separated by a distance of lie ye 2) 58 3)vt auercet ‘The average velocity of a freely falling body is numerically equal to half of the acceleration due to gravity. The velocity of the body as it reaches the ground is De ng De 4) ie ‘Two bodies of different masses are dropped simultancously from the top of a tower. If air resistance is proportional to the mass of the body, then, 1) the heavier body reaches the ground earlier. 2) the lighter body reaches the ground earlier. 3)both the bodies reach the ground simultaneously. 4) cannot be decided. Aman standing in a lift falling under gravity releases a ball from his hand. As seen by him, the ball 1) fallsdown. 2) remains stationary 3) goes up 4) executes SHM A particle is dropped from certain height. The time taken by it to fall through successive distances of 1 m each will be 1)all equal, being equal to 27g second 2) in the ratio of the square roots of the integers 1,2, 3, 3) in the ratio of the difference in the square roots of the integers, i.c., Vi,(2-vi) (5 -V3),(Va-v8), Laid 4)in the ratio of the reciprocals of the square roots of the integers, ie., Abody, freely falling under gravity will have uniform Nspeed 2)velocity 3)momentum JUNIOR INTER PHYSICS MOTION INA; 24, 27. 28. 29, 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. uilding throws two balls A and B, ‘The e™UNy Hy downward with the same speed, Thee Ah ground with a speed V,,. then all A hig Aperson standing near the edge of the top of a thrown vertically upward and B is thrown vei the ground with a speed //, and the ball B hits th DY0 2)x>0, v<0, a<0 3) x>0, v<0, a>0 4) x>0, v>0, a=th of the whole distance. If it starts from rest, how long is the particle in motion and through what distance does it move if it describes 6 cm in the first sec.? 1) 5s; 150 cm. 2)10s;150cm 3) 15s; 100cm 4) None A car moving with constant acceleration covers the distance between two points 180 m apart in 6 sec. Its speed as it passes the second point is 45 m/s. What is its acceleration and its speed at the first point 1)-5 m/s?; 15 m/s 2)-15 mys? s5tVs —3)-5 m/s? 3-15 mvs 4) S m/s? 3 15 mV/s A car moving with a speed of S0km/hr can be stopped by brakes after atleast 6m. If the same car is moving at a speed of 100 km/hr the minimum stopping distance is 1) 12m 2)18m 3)24m 4) 6m A body moving with a uniform acceleration had velocities of 20 m/s and 30 m/s when passing the Points P and Q of its path. Find the velocity midway between P and Q (in m/s) 1) f450 2) {550 3) J650 4) none SUNIORINTER Physics, MOTION INASTRaIG; 12, 14, 16. 17. 18. 19. *20. “21. 22. 23. 24, 25. A particle starts moving from rest with a sec and a distance y in the next 2 see, Then Dyex 2) y=2x a)y=3x ayy = 4x The reaction time for an automobile driver is 0.7 sec. If the automobile can be dec} rated coming to stop from an initial velocity of 3.33 acceleration. It travels a distance x in the fry» ats ms m/s? calculate the (otal distance travelled i after a signal is observed. 1)12.77m 2) 14.82 m 3) 16.83 m Ae ‘Two cars left place A simultancously and reached the place B in 2 hrs. The first ear travelted hatp the distance with a speed of 30 km/hr and the other half at a speed of 45 km/hr. The second cay at the same time covered the entire distance with a constant acceleration starting from rest, Find the acecleration of the second car. 1) 36 km/hr? 2) 18 km/hr? 3) 72 knvhr? 4) 144 kor? If the paticle is moving along a straight line given by the relation s = 2 - 3t +4 where s is in cms, and t in sce. its average velocity during the third sec is 1) 73 ems 2) 80 cm’s 3) 85 cm/s 4) 20 emis A bullet fired into a fixed target loses half of its velocity in penetrating 15 em. How much further jt will penetrate before coming to rest? 1) Sem 2) 15 em 3) 7.5m 4) 10cm For a body travelling with uniform acceleration, its final velocity is y= /180—7x> where x is the distance travelled by the body. Then the acceleration is 1)-8m/s? 2)-3.5 mis? 3)-7 m/s? 4) 180 m/s? A bus starts from rest with a constant acceleration of 5m/s?. At the same time a car travelling with @ constant velocity 50 m/s over-takes and passes the bus. How fast is the bus travelling when they are side by side? 1) 10 ms (2) 50 m/s 3) 100 m/s 4) none A man walks up a stationary escalator in 90sec. When this man stands on a moving escalator he goes up in 60 sec. The time taken by the man to walk up the moving escalater is 1)30s 2)45s 3)36s 4) 48s A car moving on a straight road accelerates from a speed of 4.1 m/s to a speed of 6.9 m/s in 5.0s. ‘What was its average acceleration ? 1) 0.56 m/s? 2) 1.56 m/s? 3) 5.6 m/s? 4) 1.2 m/s? A bullet moving with speed 150 m/s strikes a tree and penetrates 3.5 cm before stopping. Find the magnitude of its acceleration and the time taken to stop. 1) 32.14 x 105 m/s?, 4.67 x 104s 2) 13.214 x 105 m/s?, 4.67 x 104s 3) 3.214 x 105 mis?, 4.67 x 104s 4) 3.214 x 105 m/s?, 14.67 x 104s A motor vehicle travelled the first third of a distance s at a speed of v, = 10 kmph, the second third at a speed of v, = 20 kmph and the last third at a speed of v, = 60 kmph. Determine the mean speed of the vehicle over the entire distance s. 1) 15 kmph 2) 12 kmph 3) 10 kmph 4) 18 kmph. A motorist drives north for 35.0 minutes at 85.0 km/h and then stops for 15.0 minutes. He next continues north, travelling 130 km in 2.00 hours. a) What is his total displacement 1) 85 km 2) 179.6 km 3) 20 km, 4) 140 km, A body falls from 80m, Its time of descent is [g = 10 ms] 1)3s 24s 3)5s 4)6s wo bodies whose masses are in the ratio 2:1 are dropped simultaneously at two places A and B where the accelerations due to gravity are g, and gg respectively. If they reach the ground simultaneously, the ratio of the heights from which they are dropped is TGR JEE MAINS MATERIALS Peal 1ryeeRCABEMY | onto 16 a 18 9. 30. 31 2 33. 34. 38. 36, 37. 38, 39, .R PHYSICS, ies ae MOTION INASTRAIGHTLINE 1) 8a? 8B Bai Bp 3) gq:2, AY 4) Vv ‘a body falls for 5s from rest, fa » Ve. Bs I the a ‘ jt travels in the next 3 is ‘eceleration due to Gravity of earth ceases to act, the distance 1)73.5m 2)294m 3) 14% ae A body freely falling from a height h describes 7 in the st second of its fall. The height h is“(g = 10ms*) 180m 2)45m 3) 160m 40m A body released from the top of a tower of he ight |. The Mieco iiaeal tra ight h takes T seconds to reach the ground. h from th 1) at 7¢ from the ground 2)at 2 from the top of the tower 15h 3) at 7g from the ground 4) at 2 from the top of the tower ‘The ratio of times taken by freely falling body to cove: 1) Vi:W2:v3- 2) Vi:v2- ViW3 3 A body is droped from a height 122.5 m, further time of descent is first metre, second metre, 3) V2:V4:V8 4) 2:3:4 If ls stopped after 3 seconds and again released the 2s 2)3s 3)48 45s A freely falling body travels __ of total distance in 5" second 18% 2)12% 3)25% 4)36% If the distance travelled by a freely distance travelled in the first 2s, the Iss 2VLSs A ball dropped on to the floor from a hei contact with the floor for 0.02s, falling body in the last second of its journey is equal to the ime of descent of the body is 3258 4)3s ight of 10m rebounds to a height of 2.5m. If the ball is in its averge acceleration during contact is 1) 2100 ms? 2) 1050 ms? 3) 4200 ms? 4) 9.8 ms? A splash is heard 3.12s after a stone is dropped into a well 45m deep. ‘The speed of sound in Ig-10ms -] 1) 330 mst 2) 375 ms! 3) 340 ms 4) 346 ms! A body is thrown up with a velocity 29.23ms" distance travelled in last second of upward motion is 123m 2)6m 3)9.8m 4)4.9m A body is thrown up with a velocity 40ms'. At same time another body is droped from a height 40m. Their relative accelaration after 1.3 seconds is 1) 4g 2) 9/2 3)2g 4) zero A stone is dropped into a well of 20m deep. Another stone is thrown downward with velocity v one Second later. If both stones reach the water surfa ee in the well simultancously, Y is equal to (g=10ms) 1) 30 ms 2) 15 mst 3) 20 ms"! 4) 10 mst A body is projected with a velocity 50ms". Distance travelled in 6second is [g=10ms?} 15m 2)10m 3) 15m 4)20m In above problem ratio of distance traveled in first second o! f upward motion to first second of downward motiot TR JEE MAINS MATERIAL Qs EABeme] JUNIOR INTER PHYSICS MOTION INASTRAIGHD, te 40. 41, 42, 43. 44, 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. Yhe7 25:3 3)9:1 4)3:5 A body Is projected vertically up with u. Its velocity at half its maximum height is nt ue 4 re 2) aviu ed A body projected up reaches a polut A in its path at the end of 4th second and reaches the after 5 seconds from the start. The height of A above the ground is (g = 10m/s?) 1)19.6m 2) 30.6 m. 3) 11m 4)20m A stone is projected vertically up from the ground with velocity 40ms™. The interval of tn, between the two instants at which the stone is at a height of 60m above the ground is ( 0m, 4s 2)6s 3)8s 4) 12s A ball is dropped freely while another is thrown vertically downward with an initial velocity u from the same point simultaneously. After t seconds they are separated by a distance froung ie a ayutt+ ge? Dz 2 oe? 3) ut }) ut 78 A body is projected vertically up with velocity 98ms"!. After 2s if the acceleration due to gravity of earth disappears, the velocity of the body at the end of next 3s is 1) 49 ms"! 2) 49.6 ms 3) 78.4 ms 4) 94:7 met ‘The distance travelled by a body during last second of its total flight is d when the body is projecteg vertically up with certain velocity. If the velocity of projection is doubled, the distance travelled by the body during last second of its total flight is N24 2d 3) 2448 4) 2d-£ A stone is thrown vertically up from a bridge with velocity 3 ms~1. If it strikes the water under the bridge after 2s, the bridge is at a height of (g=10ms~) 1) 26m 2)14m 3)7m 4)20m A bullet fired vertically up from the ground reaches a height 40m in its path from the ground and it takes further time 2 seconds to reach the same point during descent. The total time of flight is (g=10 ms~?) 14s 2)3s 3)6s 4)8s A boy throws n balls per second at regular time intervals. When the first ball reaches the maximum height he throws the second one vertically up. The maximum height reached by each ball is £ g & & D 30-7 2 2nF oF On A stone is dropped freely, while another thrown vertically downward with an initial velocity of 2ms ‘ from the same point, simultaneously. The time required by them to have a distance of separation 22 m between them is us 2)55s 3) 44s 4) 228 A body is throw up with a velocity ‘u’. It reaches maximum height ‘h’. If its velocity of projection is doubled the maximum height it reaches is__ 1)4h 2)h 3) 2h 4)3h A person in lift which ascents up with acceleration 10ms* drops a stone from a height 10m. The time of decent is_ [g=10ms*] Dis 2)28 3)15m 4)20m A body is projected up with velocity u. It reaches a point in its path at times t,and t, seconds from the time of projection. Then (t,+t,) is 2u ai Diaz ie 3) f 4) f GR JEE MAINS MATERIAL = @ vse] wn Eo 4 55. 56. 51. 58. jon INTER PHYSICS MOTION INASTRAIGHTLINE ¢ thrown verti Aston cally up with velocity y Feaches three points A,B and C with velocities FF ana £ respectively. Then AB:BC is yiel 2201 7 : ar ayia stone projected vertically up wig Da: A ipeity 2v. The height Of the tomer YCIOPHY ¥ from the top of a tower reaches the ground with v 3v? = Ea ave 2 ” 2g 2) 2g ye ns — 2) 10s 3) 15s 4) 20s A one is dropped from the top of a cliff, It is seen to hit the ground below after 4.2 s. How high is the cliff 2 3) 160m 4) 180 ‘ach the ground if dropped from a height of 65 m? What will be 1)2s, 10 ms 2) 3.64 s, 35.67 mis 3) 12s, 120 m/s 4) 5s, 20m/s Ce ir ATs towel 300 rs Mlk allt ot fs chs Une wee Projected vertically upward with a velocity of100 ms*, Find when and where the two stones meet. 1)2s,200.9m 2)3s,255.9m 3)4s, 250.8m_ 4) 5s,255.10m A stone is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 10.0 ms* from the edge of a cliff 65m. high. What will be its speed just before hitting the bottom ? 1)3.14 m/s 2)37.14 mis 3) 13.71 mis 4) 14.71 m/s ‘An object reaches a maximum vertical height of 23.0m when thrown vertically upward on the earth. How high would it travel on the moon where the acceleration due to gravity is about one sixth that on the earth ? Assume that initial velocity is the same. 1) 138m 2)100m, 3)10m 4)69m Ahelicopter is ascending vertically with a speed of 8.0 ms‘, At a height of 12 m above the earth, a package is dropped from a window. How much time does it take for the package to reach the ground ? 1123s 2)3.23 8 3)5.838 4) 7.838, KEY 2) 4/3) 2/4) 4|5) 2|/6) 4/7) 3/8 1\9) 4 |10 3 12) 3] 13) 1/44) 1] 15) 1] 16) 1 | 17) 2] 18) 3} 19) 3 |20) 4 22) 4]23) 2}24) 2} 25) 1|26) 3 | 27) 1|28) 3 | 29) 2 |30) 3 32) 3/33) 2/34) 2|35) 4]36) 4 |37) 2} 38) 1] 39) 3 |40) 4 42) 1/43) 344) 3] 45) 3] 46) 2 | 47) 3] 48) 2|49) 4 |50) 4 52) 1|53) 3]54) 2|55) 2|56) 1 | 57) 2|58) 2} 59) 2 |60) 1 “UR JEE MAINS MATERIAL | yy JUNIOR INTER PHYSICS MOTION INASTR« may CRITICAL LEVEL PROBLEMS 1. An express train moving at 30 m/s reduces Its speed to 10 m/s in a distance of 240m. If the br force is Increased by 12.5% in the beginning find the distance that it travels before ‘coming ie Ing 1)270m 2)240m 3)210m 4) 195 m © Feat A particle moving with uniform retardation covers distances 18m. 14m and 10m in SUCCESSIVE 56, It comes to rest after travelling a further distance of ‘Condy, 1) 50m 2)8m 3) 12m 4)42m 3 0A body is moving along the +ve X - axis with uniform acceleration of -4 ms*, Its velocity at =0 ms", The time taken by the body to reach a point at x = 12m is Ig 1) (2s, 3s) 2) (3s, 4s) 3) (4s, 8s) 4) (Is, 2s) 4. Four persons A, B, C and D initially at the corners of a square of side of length d. If every pe, starts moving with same speed v such that each one faces the other always, the person Will meet ae r time s va d ecle Dig 2) aa ay 4) Tov 5. The coordinates of a moving particle at any time 't' are given by x= af’ and y= 82°. The speeq of the particle at time 't' is given by 1) 3a? +B? 2) 3¢? fa? B? 3) Pats p? 4) Jas p? 6. Two cars 1 & 2 starting from rest are moving with speeds V, and V, m/s (V, > V, ). Car 2 is ahead of car 'l' by 'S' metres when the driver of car '1' sees car '2', What minimum retardation should be given to car 'I' avoid collision Vinh » With wy MH a» Wah) Ss Ss 25 25 7. A particle moving with a velocity equal to 0.4 ms“! is subjected to an acceleration of 0.15 ms? for 2 seconds in a direction at right angles to the direction of motion. The magnitude of the final velocity is 1) 0.3mst 2) 0.4mst 3) 0.5ms"! 4) 0.7ms! 8. ‘Two boys are standing at the ends A and B of a ground where AB = a. The boy at B starts runing ina direction perpendicular to AB with velocity v,. The boy at A starts runing simultaneously with velocity v and catches the other boy in a time t, where t is Nally +vy 2) Jari fv—vi 3)a/(v-v,) 4) a(vtv,) 9. An electron starting from rest has a velocity that increases linearly with the time that is v= kt, where k = 2mv/sec?. The distance travelled in the first 3 seconds will be 19m 2) 16m 327m 4) 36m 10. The x and y coordinates of a particle at any time t are given by x=7t+4t? and y=St, where x and y metre and t in seconds. The acceleration of particle at t = 5s is 1) Zero 2) 8m/s? 3) 20mvs? 4) 40m/s? 11. The position x of a particle varies with time t as x = at — bt?. The acceleration of the particle will be zero at time t equal to a 2a a DD 2 3p 3p 4) Zero 12, The accelration ‘a’ in mys? of a particle is given by a = 3t + 2t +2 where t is the time. If the particle starts out with a velocity u= 2mvs at t = 0, then the velocity at the end of 2 second is 1) 12m/s 2) 18m/s 3) 27 mis 4) 36 m/s GREE MAINS MATERIALS 16. 17. 18. v. 20, a. 2. 2. m4, 25, EX “JR JEE MAINS MATERIAL, MOTION INASTRAIGHTLINE Placement of a particle in one direction where x Is In When velocity Is zero, Is eae 3) $ metres 4) Zero i, jeration of a particle Is increasing Il tarts from the ne acee Pp g linenrly with time t as bt. The particle sta drigin with an Initial velocity v,, The distnace travelled by the particle in time t will be tye tye ator 2) Vol+ St Abe 4 preg atts 3) vats doe 4) vot be ne cetatton 3t=V3K +6 describes the dls regs and ¢ In sees The displacement, a 4 metres 2) 12 metres acar accelerates from rest at a constant rate for some time, after which it decelerates at a constant rate B and comes to rest. If the total time elapsed fs t, then the maximum velocity acquired by the car is 2p ato! 1 “oy (Se) a( oR 1 oh 5 (a8) Velocity of 2 particle at time t= 0 is 2 ms". A constant acceleration of 2 ms? acts on the particle for 1 second at an angle of 60° with its initial ve yelocity. Find the magnitude of velocity at the end of 1 second. 1) ¥3 ms 2) 23 ms 3)4ms 4) 8 m/s A stone is dropped from a hill of height 180m. Two seconds later another stone is dropped from a point P below the top of the hill. If the two stones reach the ground simultaneously, the height of P from the ground is (g=10ms-2) 1) 100m 2)90m 3) 80m 4) 90m Water drops fall from the roof of a building 20m high at regular time intervals. If the first drop strikes the floor when the sixth drop begins to fall, the heights of the second and fourth drops from the ground at that instant are (g=10ms~*) 1)128mand3.2m 2) 12.8mand7.2m 3) 19.2 mand0.8m 4) 7.2 mand 16.8 m A body is dropped from a height of 16m. The body strikes the ground and losses 25% of its velocity. ‘The body rebounds to a height of 112m 2)9m 3)4m 4) 8m The distance travelled by a falling body in the last second of its motion, to that in the last but one second is 7: 5, the velocity with which body strikes the ground is 1) 19.6 m/s 2)39.2 mis 3)29.4 m/s 4) 49 m/s A ball dropped from a point P crosses a point Q int seconds. The time taken by it to travel from Q to RifPQ=QR yt Dirt ay2t 4 (V2-Dt A lead ball dropped into a lake from a diving board Sm above the water hits the water with certain velocity and then sinks to the bottom with the same constant velocity. If it reaches the bottom in 3s after it is dropped the depth of the lake is (g=10ms) 130m 2)15m 3)10m 4)20m ‘Two balls are dropped from the same height at two different places A and B where the acceleration due to gravities are g, and g,. The body at ‘B’ takes ‘t? seconds less to reach the ground and strikes the ground with a velocity greater than at ‘A” by umv/s. Then the value of ‘u/t? is 1 i 2495 2) 21nd >) Gade 9 VOn9— A body P is thrown vertically up with velocity 30 ms“! and another body Q is thrown up along the same Yertically line with the same velocity but 1 second later from the ground. When they meet (g-10ms->) 1)P travels for 2.5 2) Q travels for 3.58 3) P travels for 3.5 s 4) Q travels for Is A boy sees a ball go up and then down through a window 2.45m high, If the total time that ball is in ‘Sight in 1s, the height above the window the ball rises is approximately QrsiERABewee] ) MOTION INASTRaIG; JUNIOR INTERPHYSICS 1 ATL ) 2.45 m 2)4.9m 3)0.3m 4) 0.49 m eb 26. From an elevated point P n stone is projected vertically upward. When it reaches a distance y po) the point of projection its velocity is double the velocity when it was at a height y above p11 greatest height reached by it above P is fhe 2y 1) = 2) & 32 4)2y 27. A particle Is projected vertical up and anotl is let fall to meet at the same instant. If they hay velocities equal in magnitude when they meet, the distances travelled by them are in the ratig of ° Dist 21:2 3)3:1 4)2:3 28. A ball is projected from the bottom of a tower and is found to go above the tower and is caught by ¢y, thrower at the bottom of the tower after a time interval t,. An observer at the top of the tower seq, the same ball go up above him and then come back at this level in a time interval t,. The height Of the tower is 1 g Dyshts 2 a 3 Sa7-4) 4) Fb 29. A stone is dropped from a height of 10cm above the top of a window 80 cm high. The time taken by the stone to cross the window is (g = 9.8 ms“) l 3 2 zs a 2, 1) 7 as az 30. A vertical disc has three grooves directed along chords AB, AC and AD. Three bodies begin to stide down the respective grooves from A simultaneously. If AB>AC>AD, the respective time intervals to reach the bottoms of the respective grooves t,,t, and t, are )yr>y>t ty h

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