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Standard XII
Physics
Newton's Laws for System of Particles
For a project...
Question
For a projectile, the physical quantities which remain constant are:
A
vertical component of velocity and kinetic energy.
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B
potential energy and kinetic energy.
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C
acceleration and horizontal component of velocity
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D
potential energy and acceleration.
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Solution
The correct option is
C
acceleration and horizontal component of velocity
Step 1: Variable Quantities
[Ref. Fig.]
Here speed is changing at every instant, and height is also changing during motion.
Kinetic Energy
=
1
2
m
v
2
Potential Energy
=
m
g
h
v
and
h
are changing so kinetic and potential energy will change.
Step 2: Constant Quantities
In
x
direction there is no acceleration
(
a
x
)
so horizontal component of velocity will not change (constant).
In
y
direction acceleration is constant i.e.
g
. Therefore total acceleration is also constant.
Hence option
C
is correct.
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