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A body falling freely from a ht. H hits an inclined plane at a ht.h As a result of this impact,the direction of the velocity of the body becomes horizontal.For what value of h:H  the body will take max. time 2 reach yhe ground
    
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t1 + t2 = (2(H-h/g)) +(2(h/g))
this would be max. when H-h = h
i.e. h/H = 1/2

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EXPLAIN ME THIS TWISTR
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See monica,

For the first part body is travelling upto inclined plane with zero initial velocity
and acceleration g and the distance travelled upto the plane is H-h.
So t1=2(H-h)/g

For the second part body is travelling from inclined plane to the ground with zero initial velocity veritcally(since the velocity becomes horizontal after striking the plane) and travels a distance of h.
So t2=2h/g

So total time taken t = 2(H-h)/g + 2h/g

For t to be maximum dt/dh = 0
implies -1/([(H-h))g] + 1/[(h)g] = 0
which gives H-h = h
i.e. h:H = 1:2

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