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Two identical bodies are dropped from two different heights h1 and h2, respectively. If the ratio of their final velocities is 3: 5, then the ratio of h1
and h2 is _________.


A

5 : 9

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B

3 : 25

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C

9 : 25

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D

25 : 3

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Solution

The correct option is C

9 : 25


Step 1, Given data

The ratio of the final velocity of the bodies = 3: 5

Heights are h1 and h2

Step 2, Finding the ratio of heights

We know,

The final velocity is given as

v=2ghOr,h=v22g

Now, according to the above equation, we can write

h1h2=v122gv222g

Or, h1h2=v12v22

Putting values

h1h2=3252=925

Therefore the ratio of the heights is 9: 25

Hence the correct option is (C)


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