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Okay... just follow the soln carefully... better you draw an FBD.
Now, let the body make an angle @ withe the vertical at the instant in breaks off...
So conserving energy, we get:
mgh = 1/2mv2 + mgh(1+cos@)/2
Solving for v2, we get v2 = gh(1-cos@)
Also, balancing forces on the body, we get:
mv2/(h/2) = mgcos@ + N..
now N = 0,
so from this, we get v2 = ghcos@/2
Equating the two expressions for v2 we get cos@ = 2/3.
So, v = sqrt(gh/3)
But I don't think u need to find vcos@ here... doesn't make sense... did u check the book ans? which book is this from?
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