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Standard IX
Physics
Derivation of Position-Time Relation by Graphical Method
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A helicopter is rising up with speed of 10m/s .A packet is dropped from helicopter when it is 495 m above the ground .Cakculate with what velocity and after how long will the packet hit the ground ? What will be the height of helicopter at that time?
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Solution
Dear Student,
u
=
10
m
/
s
,
h
=
495
m
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u
=
10
m
/
s
,
h
=
-
495
m
,
a
=
-
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=
-
100
+
2
*
10
*
495
=
-
100
m
/
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t
=
v
-
u
a
=
-
100
-
10
-
10
=
11
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H
=
495
+
10
*
11
=
495
+
110
=
605
m
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s
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