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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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a (i) So we know that the horizontal component is 8.2ms-1 since there the horizontal component never changes.
So Vcos60=8.2 (V is the Resultant velocity)
V=16.4ms-1
So, U know that vertical component =Vsin@
16.4sin60=14.2ms-1
ii) Since we are dealing with the vertical height here we will use the VERTICAL component of velocity.
So, initially u can see that vertical component of velocity=0
So v^2=u^2+2gh
(14.2)^2=2(9.81)h
h=10.3.
iii)This one is simple.U have to know the concept that the horizontal component of velocity remains constant.So the distance x u can easily get by multiplying the time taken with the horizontal component of velocity.So U find time like this:
V=u+gt
14.2=0+9.81t
t=1.4475s
X =v x t
X=8.2 x 1.4475
X=11.87m.
I hope u understood this question.If u have any problem i will try my best to respond. :)
Welcum.
Thankyou so much!! <3
 
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in 1/4 cycle antinode gets from highest point to zero. then in 1/4 it gets to lowest point then in 1/4 it gets to zero. then in 1/4 it gets back to max. so in one T it completes on cycle.


here is Suchal explanation
https://www.xtremepapers.com/commun...st-your-doubts-here.9860/page-440#post-782703
Physics: Post your doubts here!

OMG thank u! Understand it perfectly now okay so if we calculated time
Period and say it was 2/4 not 1/4 we would just draw the exact same thing right but since it's 1/4 we draw a horizontal line
 
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