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A ball is thrown from the top of a tower of height 63.8 m with a velocity of 30ms−1 at an angle of 37o above the horizontal. The angle formed by the velocity of the stone with the horizontal when it hits the ground is (take g = 10m/s2)

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tan1(53)
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tan1(34)
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tan1(43)
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tan1(32)
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Solution

The correct option is A tan1(53)
A ball is thrown from the top of a tower of height 63.8m with a velocity of 30m/s at an angle of 37o above the horizontal.
Given : g=10m/s2,h=63.8m,u=30ms1,θ=37o

Formula: for vertical motion
h=usinθt12gt2

Sol: Time taken to reach the ground,
h=usinθt12gt2
63.8=(30sin37o)tv2×10×t2

63.8=18t5t2

5t218t5t2

t=5.8sec

X-component:
Initial velocity, u=ucostheta
=ucos37o
=30×0.80=24m/s

Velocity ofter tsec,v=u+at
=2u+(0×5.8) ( acceleration along horizontal direction)
=24m/s

Y-component
Initial velcoity, u=usinθ=usin37o
=30×0.60=18m/s

velocity after tsec,v=u+at
=18+(10)(5.8)
=40m/s

So, velocity after tsec in vector form,
v=24^i40^j
Angle formed by the velocity of the stone with the horizontal
θ=tan1(VyVx)=tan1(4024)

θ=tan1(53)
Option A

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