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PRAM0D (98)

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 A small body is thrown at an angle to the horizontal with the initial velocity  . Neglecting air drag, find


a) the displacement of the body as a function of time.


b) the mean velocity average over the first  t  seconds


c) mean velocity averaged over the total time of motion.

    
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i found the first part ......


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dude..i got just the same answer. but its not matching and its frm irodov and irodov generally doesnt make mistakes. The answer is vt + gt^2 / 2.

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Yeah both Irodov and sarvesh.iit_m are right . The point is that Irodov takes Vo and g to be vectors and gives the answer in vector form. Whereas sarvesh gives it in the natural scalar form .


the formula s = vt +1/2 gt^2 is valid in vector form also .

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ok..let it be in vector form. but shouldnt it be s = vt - 1/2 gt^2 ??? just because its vectors doesnt mean that directions of acceleration must change right?

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