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From a lift moving upward with a uniform acceleration a, a man throws a ball vertically upwards with a velocity v relative to the lift. The ball comes back to the man after time t. Which relation is correct ?

A
a+g=3v/t
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a+g=v/t
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a+g=4v/t
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D
a+g=2v/t
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Solution

The correct option is D a+g=2v/t
Let us consider all the motion from lift frame. Then the acceleration, displacement and velocity everything will be considered from the lift frame itself.

As the ball comes again to the man, then displacement from the lift frame is zero. Again, the velocity with respect to the lift frame is v.

Similarly, the acceleration with respect to the lift frame is,

g(a)=a+g downwards

Now, using equation of motion,

s=ut+12at2 0=vt12(a+g)t2

a+g=2vt

Hence, option (a) is correct.

Why this question ?For a projectile in an accelerating lift:-Acceleration of projectile w.r.t lift =Acceleration of projectile w.r.t ground- Acceleration of lift w.r.t ground.

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