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KINEMATICS
EXERCISE – I SINGLE CORRECT
1. B 3. A
d/3, t1 d/3,t2 d/3,t3
10 m
B
d

C d/3 d
Now t1 = =
m v1 6
A 10m 10
d/3 d
Fly start from A and reaches at B. t2 = =
3 9
∴ (AB)2 = (AC)2+(BC)2
d/3 d
AC = 10 2 + 10 2 = 10 2 t3 = =
6 18
B d 18
Average Velocity = = = 3 m/s
d d d 6
+ +
6 9 18

10m
4. B
t = 62.8 sec
in each lap car travel a distance = = 2πR
A 10 2 C
= 2 × 3.14 × 100 = 628 m
In each lap displacement of the car = 0
∴ AB = (10 2 ) + 10
2 2
= 10 3m Average speed
Total Dis tan ce 628
= = = 10 m / s
2. B Total Time 62.8
d Total Displacement
From A to B t1= hr =0
20 Average Velocity Total Time
d
From B to A t2= hr
30 5. A
d 2s = gt 2
A t1 B 1 2
s= gt
d 2
A t2 B ds
v= = gt
dt

Total Dis tan ce 6. D


∴ Average Speed =
Total Time
7. C
2d 2d
= = let the accelration of the body is a and u = 0
t1 + t 2 d
+
d
1 2 1
20 30
then x1 = at = a(10 )2
2 2
v = 24 km/hr
1
a (20) − x1
2
x2 =
2

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1 1 ⇒a=0
a (20 ) − a (10)
2 2
=
2 2 nx
=0
1 x
= a (10 )(30 ) x= 1m
2
1 1 11. C
x3 = a (30 )2 − a (20 )2 
2 2 F = 2sin 3πt ˆi + 3 cos3πtjˆ
1
= a (10 )(50 ) dv
2 a= = 2 sin3πt ˆi + 3 cos 3πtjˆ
dt
∴ x1 : x 2 : x 3 = 1 : 3 : 5
v t
t

8. B ∫
0

dv = 2 sin3πt dt ˆi + 3 cos3πt.dtjˆ
0
∫o
Stone is dropped
so time taken by stone to reach the bottom of the wall 2 3
v=− cos 3πt  ot ˆi +
 sin3 πt  ot ˆj
t1 3π 3π 
1 2
∴ h= gt1 r
 −2
t
1 
2

o o
 3∫
dx =  cos3πt − 1 ˆi + sin3πtjˆ  . dt
π π 
2h
= t1 = − (i)
2  
g 
t t t
1
time taken by sound to comes from bottom to upper
r=–
3π  ∫
 cos 3πt − dt  î +
 π ∫
sin 3πt ĵ dt ∫
0 0  0
h
end t 2 = ...(ii) 2 2 ˆ 1
v =−
t
 sin3πt  o ˆi +
t
t i − 2 cos 3πt  o ˆj
2 
(3π) 3π 3π
2h h
∴ Total time = t1 + t 2 = +
g v
For t = 1 sec
 2 ˆ 2
r= i + 2 ˆj
9. B 3π 3π
x = 5 sin10t
12. B
dx F = Be −ct
vx = = 50 cos10t
dt
B −ct
Similarly y = 5 cos 10 t a= e
m
dy v t
vy = = −50 sin10 t B
∫ ∫me
− ct
dt ⇒ dv = dt
0 o
2 2
V 2net = Vx + v y

v net 2 2 2
= (50) (sin 10t + cos 10t ) = 50 m/sec
v=−
B – ct
mc
t
a −1 0 [ ]
B
10. D At t = ∞ v=
mc
v = nx m/s (Given)
dv 13. B
a=v
dx v = t2 − t
d dv
⇒ a = n x (nx ) ∴ a= = 2t − 1
dx dt
Motion is consider as Retards
nx
a= when V & a are in opposite Direction
x Case - 1
Fnet = 0

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If v > 0 then a < 0


u 2gh 2H
But t2 – t > 0, t > 1 t= = =
and a > 0 for t > 1 g g g
so not Possible
Case - 2 2×5
= = 1sec
v < 0, a > 0 10
t2 – t < 0, 2t – 1 . 0 ∴ in 1 min = 60 Balls.
1
t ∈ (0,1) , t > 17. B
2
Length of groove is L
1
< t <1 L L
2 t1 = =
geff g
14. A
distance Travelled by L
t2 =
g sin 30°
1
ball in 2 sec = 5×2+ × 10 × 22
2 ⇒ t1 : t 2 = 1 : 2
= 30 m
and v at time 2 sec = 5 + 10 × 2 = 25 m / s 18. C
Relative Method
dx
w.r.t. A ball Vinst = (slop of x-t graph)
dt
B At C tan θ =+ve At E θ > 90 º (− ve slop )
t=2 sec
At D θ = 0º At F θ < 90 º (+ ve slope )
v1
∴ At E vinst is negative
30 50m
t= = 2 sec
v1 − 25 19. C
25 m/s From graph it is clear that velocity is always positive
A
during its motion
so displacement = distance
30 = 2v1 − 50 displacement = Area under V-t curve
v1 = 40 m / s 1 1
= × 20 × 1 + 20 × 1 + × 1× 10
2 2
+1× 10 + 1× 10
15. D
= 55 m

t2 20. D

S B
t A
H
º
60
30º t
16 C
VA tan 30º
=
u2 VB tan 60º
∴ Hmax = ⇒ u = 2hg
2g
VA 1/ 3 1
Given Hmax = 5 m ∴ = =
VB 3 3

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21. C 24. B
Equation of given sin curre is Area = 0.4 × 0.2 + 0.4 × 0.2 + 0.4 × 0.2
x = − A sin t
1
dx + × 0 .4 × 0 .2 + 0 .6 × 0 .2
V= = − A cos t 2
dt
Area = 0.4 [∫ a.dx =∫ vdv ]
v
Now, v 2f − v i2 = 2 ( Area )

v 2f = 0.8 + ( 0.8 )
2
t
Vf = 1.2 m/s
22. D
25. B
From graph
a = − AV + B x Parabola
dv
∫ B − AV
= dt ∫
−1 dk
⇒ ∫
A k
= dt ∫ let (B − AV) = K

− ln (B − AV ) = At + c O T 2T t

c = − ln B (When t = 0, V = 0) x = − t (t − 2T )

∴ − ln (B − AV ) = At − lnB x = − t 2 + 2Tt
dx
1  B  = −2t + 2T
t= ln
A  B − AV 
dt

B v
eAt = ⇒ B − AV = Be− At d x 2 T 2T
B − AV and = −2 0
t
dt 2
B
⇒ V=
A
1 − e− At( )
26. C
V
a

O
t
t
-2m/s2
23. B
27. D
Point C
y
P C
B D Speed
A
x

O
T 2T t

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28. B 33. C
Particle comes to rest when v=0 v - t Displacement is zero
on observing graphs → V=0 at t=0, 4.66 sec, 8 sec
Incorrect t=5 sec x
(m)
29. C
Rate of change of velocity is maximum
t = 4 to 6 sec 0 2 4 6 8 t(s)

–20 – 10 –30
a= = = – 15 m/sec2 34. A
6–4 2

V
30. A
a = 5m / s2 (in time 0 to 2 sec)
1 O
x f + 15 = × 5 × ( 2) 2 t (upward direction is +ve)
2
∴ x f + 15 = 10 ⇒ x f = −5m

31. A
35. D
The slope of curve c1 and c2 is constant.
so, their Relative velocity is Non-zero constant not a
10 variable quantity
θ 6 8 t
36. D
2 4 x θ
∴ Slope of v-t curve gives aceleration
–20 Here slope of P1 > slope of P2 (ap1 > ap2 )
∴ Relative velocity in their motion continousely in-
10 creases.
tan θ =
x
37. D
20
and tan θ =
(2 − x ) Y

10 20 2
∴ = ⇒ x = sec
x 2−x 3 V1t
S
A X
Maximum Displacement
1 1 2
= × 2 × 10 + 2 × 10 + × 10
2 2 3 t
V2t B
= 33.3 m

32. A 38. C
Total Distance = Upper walla area + Nichewala
B u=0
1  2 1
= 33.3 + ×  2 −  × 20 + × 2 × 20
2  3 2
= 33.3 + 33.3
H
VA = 2gh − gt
= 66.6 m u
A

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VB = −gt u2 sin 2θ 33uu2 2


so range = ==
VAB = VA − VB = −gt + 2gH + gt g 22 gg

 T 45. A
= 2gh  upto time 
 2
/s
where T = Time period 50 m
50
T 40
After V =0 53º
2 B 53º
∴ VAB = VA − VB 30
= −gt
46. D
39. C
VAB = 10 − 5 = 5m / s
10m/s 5m/s 40 50
100 53º
A B t= = 20 sec
5 30
100m
1
40. B H = 40t − × 10 × t 2
2
H H
VE = m / s and VM = m/s 5t 2 − 40t + H = 0
60 180
40
t=
H
=
H
=
180 Now, t1 + t 2 = = 8 sec
5
VE + VM H
+
H 4
60 180
47. A
∴ t = 45 sec By Equation of trajectory
gx 2
41. B y = x tan θ −
a = acceleration of lift 2u2 cos2 θ
u = velocity relative to lift θ = 53°
According to problem
4 x 10 x 2
– u = u – (g + a) × t ⇒ y= −
3 1800
2u
t= a ⇒ 180 y = 240 x − x 2
g+a
⇒ at + gt = 2u

2u − gt 48. B
∴= 
t ( )
V = aiˆ + ( b − ct ) ˆj = ux ˆi + u y − gt ˆj

42. D 2ux uy 2ab


R= =
Horizontal Component of velocity g c
Because → there is no acceleration in horizontal Di-
49. C
rection

43. D U2y
h=
h 2g
44. B U y = 2gh
At maximumm height Vy = 0
u
∴ Vx = ux = = ucos θ
2

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U.2 2gh 2uy 2 2gH


R = Ux T = H
g ∴T = = =2 2
g g g

2h 54. B
R = 2U
g 1
s = uyt- ayt2 ux = 50 cos 53º = 30m/s
50. B y
2
/s 1
5m 75 = 40.t - × 10 × t 2 u y = 50 sin53º = 40 m/s
u =1 2
37º o
B ⇒ t 2 − 8t + 15 = 0
A
p 9m
⇒ t 2 − 5t − 3t + 15 = 0 , t1 = 3sec, t2 = 5sec
x 2 = 30 × 5 = 150m
2u sin 37°
T=
g x1 = 30 × 3 = 90m

2 × 15 × 3 ∴ x 2 − x1 = 150 − 90 = 60m
= = 1.8 Sec
10 × 5 55. A
In t = 2 sec
9
Minimum Velocity = = = 5m / s x = 30 × 2 = 60m
1 .8
1
× 10 × (2)
2
51. C y = 40 × 2 −
2
= 80 − 20 = 60m
Distance = 60 2m
56. C
α H=20 m, u = 0
v cos α
1 2
θ –Sy = ut – gt
2
u cos θ
2 × 20
T= = 2 sec
Horizontal Component 10
ucos θ = v cos α
1 2
∴ v = ucos θ sec α Range = ut + gt
2

52. D 1
=0+ × 6 × (2)2 = 12m
2
A B 57. C
u
u
v y − (4 ) = −2 × 10 × 0.45
2 2

2
Both may have same time of flight v y = 7m2 / s2

2u sin θ vx = 5 cos53º = 3m/s


∴T =
g
∴ Vnet = (Vx )2 + (Vy )2 = 9+7
53. B
= 4m / s
uy2
∴ Hmax =
2g

⇒ uy = 2gH

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62. C
58. C
y

15

10 3
10m/s 30º
45º
60º
5 g
3 30º

2uy
T=
45º gcos θ
x
g 2×5 3
ay = − m/s2 T=
2 10 × cos 30º
T = 2 sec
g
ax = m/s2 63. C
2
2u sin θ
T= r
geff
90º

T=
2 × 10 ( 2 ) = 2 sec
g 2 R

59. C θ
Time is depend only in vertical component Vy x
but in both cases Vy=0
ay = –g cos θ
∴ Both will reach the ground at the same time
ax = g sin θ
60. A uy = v
ux = 0
v
1 2.v
Range = ax T2 T=
2 g cos θ

1
= g sin θ
2
vt
64. D
Horizontal velocity of bomb with respect to plane is
zero.
61. A v
90º p
3

5
θ
º
37

53º Q

As particle has thrown ⊥ from ground. 1 2


R = ux t + ax t
2
u2
∴Hmax = = 5m ∴ u x = 0. u y = v 
2g  
∴ from inclined plane Hmax = 3 m 2uy 2v
∴T= =
gcos θ gcos θ

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Solutions Slot – 1 (Physics) Page # 9

1 4v 2 69. D
R= × gsin θ× 2
2 g cos2 θ
N
2v 2
= tan θ sec θ = Tv tan θ
g vHT =vH-vT

-vT vT
65. B W E
a AB = 0 V HT
S vOA
∴ Straight line
South - West
66. C
70. D
Given V1 cos θ1 = v 2 cos θ2 ⇒ v xA = VxB
    
v A = VXA ˆi + VyA ˆj ; VB = VXB ˆi + VyB ˆj v r = v1 − v 2

∴ v AB = VyA ˆj − VyB ˆj (Verticle Line)  2 2
v r = v1 + v 2 − 2v1v 2 cos θ
2ux uy 
R= v r max when cos θ = −1 θ=π
g
⇒ v r = v1 + v 2
67. D
71. C
2uy
T= ∴ same
g N V2 N
v s 2 s1
s2 v s2
uy 2 30º 30º
H= 10km/hr
2g W E W E
s1 v s1

VAB = VxA î − VxB î
68. B S S
y
V East component of both ship must be same.
V from fig : - v2 sin 30º = vs1
10
θ2 Vs2 = = 20 km/hr
θ1 1
x 2
2ux uy u2 sin2θ
R= = 72. A
g g
y
when angle in θ and 90 − θ Range is Same B
v 21 = v 2x ˆi − v 2y ˆj − v1x ˆi − v1y ˆj B
5m
 v 2y − v1y  v 2y < v1y /s 3 ĵ
tan θ =   37º
 v 2x − v1x  v 2x > v1x A
  37º
5m x
tanθ = –ve A − 4 î (5,0)

Draw a perpendicular from A on the line of a velocity of


the particle B.
AB
sin 37º =
5
AB = 3m

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73. A 0 .2
t=
Each porticle move 4
perpendicular with the neighbour particle so no com- = 0.05 hr = 3 min
ponent of v along the line of motion of neighbour
velocity so vel. of approach = v 0.05
t2= = × 60
3
a
⇒t= = 1 min
v t1 + t2 = 4 min
77. B
74. A
Given v r + v br = v b B 0.05 km
vbr
⇒ v r + v br = 16 -(1) vbr
4
v
br
– vr = 8 -(2) θ
from equation (1) and (2) 37º
vbr = 12 km/h
vr = 4 km/h 3 A v r=4 km/hr

75. A Vbr = 5 km/hr


Drops of rain move parallel to the walls if vrp makes α
vr
angle with the horizontal. sin θ =
5
-v1
α d 4
t = v cos θ ⇒ cos θ = 5 ⇒ θ = 37º
br
v re v xr v2
vr
sin 37º = ⇒ v r = 3km / hr
v2 5
v1
78. C
   N
VRC = VR − VC
vc=20km/hr

  vwc=vw-vc
= VR ĵ − VC î
=vw+(-vc)
v2 6
tan α = v = 2
1 E
α = tan -1(3) vw=20km/hr

76. B vw

∴ vc vwc
4km/hr
5km/hr
37º
d=0.2km
4km/hr
79. B
3km/hr vr=5m/s

B C

4km/hr 60m vm
vmr=vm-vr

vr
A 1km/hr
Given : Vbr= 5 km/hr
vr=4 km/hr d = 0.2 km

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82. A
+2–vB–vB+1=0
60
vm = = 12m / s
5
vB = 3 m / s ↑
∴ 2
vr=5m/s 83. A
–a–aB–aB+f=0
vmr= (12 )2 + (5 )2 = 13m / s  f a 1
aB=  −  = (f − a ) ↑
80. B 2 2 2

81. A 84. A
–5–5–5+vB=0 –ac+2+2–1–1–ac=0
VB=15m/s ↓ ac=1 m/s2 ↑

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EXERCISE – II MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS


f kv
1. A,B,C,D ⇒a= −
m m
X=αT2–βt3
(A) 0= α t2–βt3 As v ↑, a ↓
α and when a=0, velocity remains constant
⇒ t=
β 5. C,D
dx (+)
(B) v= = 2αt − 3βt 2
dt
(–)

v=0⇒t=
3β v (v) v (v)
a a
d2 x
(C) a= = 2α − 6β t v (v) v (v)
dt 2 a a
when t=0 (C) Moving with costant velocity
a=2α ; v=0 (D) No
α
(D) Acceleration at t= ; a=0 6. A,C
3β  
| V |↑, V ↑
∴ net force = 0

 dV
2. A,C a=
dt
t=2
v=10-5t (C) In circular motion speed may be constant but
v=0
When v = 0 at t = 2 sec. velocity will not be constant and particle have some
acceleration.
5t 2
Max displacement = 10t −
2 7. A,C
put t=2 ⇒ 20-10=10m (A) At the top of the motion v = 0 but a = –g.
Distance traveled in first 3 seconds v=0
 1 2
a=-g
= 10+  0 + × 5 × (1)  dv
 2  (A, B) a=
dt
= 12.5 m O
3. B,C,D (C) If particle is moving with costant velocity
(D) No
dv
a=
dt 8. A,D
v A
(C) Object is slowing down.
a θ
R
B θ
AB=l=2Rcosθ R
V
(D) origin
a=g cos θ
v2=2×g cos θ ×2Rcosθ
the particle is moving towards origin.
1
vα cosθ and 2R cosθ = g cosθ t2
4. B,D 2
Fnet =f – kv

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Solutions Slot – 1 (Physics) Page # 13

4R Total Desplaceme nt
t2 = Average velocity =
Total time
g
9. C a v
= =
v 5a / v 5
1m/s 2a 2
(B) A to D = = v
3a / v 3
0 2sec t a 3 v 3
(C) A to C = =
2a / v 2
π(1)
2
π
Area = = m
2 2 a
(D) A to B = =v
a/v
π π
Av velocity = = m/s
2×2 4 13. A,B,C

10. A,B,C,D
(a) At T (velocity changes its direction)
(b) slope constant
(c) Upper wala area = Niche wala area
(d) Initial speed = final speed.

11. B,C,D
1 2
s = ut − at 4 m/s 2 m/s Object1 Object2
2
∴ –4 = 2 + a × 4
Belt 14. C,D
3
a =− m/s2 4 m/s From theory.
2
1 3 15. C,D
× × (4 )
2
(B) Now s = 2×4 −
2 2 u2 sin 2θ
=8 – 12 = –4m (w.r.t. ground) R=
g
w.r.t. Belt
(C) ui = 6m/s and v=0 20 sin2 θ 3
3= ⇒ sin2θ =
1 3 10 2
× × (4 )
2
s= 6×4 −
2 2 ∴ θ = 30º
= 24-12=12 m
( ) 1
2
(D) Displacement w.rt. ground is zero 20 ×
u sin 2θ
2
4 = 0.25m
1 3 2 (A) H = =
0 = 2×t − × ×t max
2g 2 × 10
2 2
(B) Minimum Velocity ucos θ
8
t= sec
3 = 20 × cos 30º
12. A,C,D
3
= 20 × = 15m / s
E D 2
16. A,B,C,D
2a
a 3

F 3 C u2
a h= ⇒ u = 2gh
2g
30º 30º
A a B
u2
(A) A to F (a) Rmax = = 2h
g
(b) R= nHmax

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1/2
u2 sin2θ u2 sin2 θ g  g 
g
=n
2g
b=
2u2
( )
1 + a2 ⇒ u = 
 2b
(
1 + a2 

)
4 = n tan θ 1
∴ ux = ucosθ = u.
4 1 + a2
θ =tan-1  n 
 
and θ = tan −1(a )
4u2 sin2 θ 2 × u2 sin 20
(c) gT 2 = g × = × tan θ
g2 g 19. A,C,D
2
gT = 2 R tanθ 2H 2H
T= ⇒ 0.4 =
2uy uy 2 g g
(d) T= ,Hmax =
g 2g ⇒ H = 0.8m
∴ Ratio 1:1 R= 0.4 × 4 = 1.6m
and Uy= 2gH = 2 × 10 × 0.8 = 4m / s
17. A,B
Put the value of T, R, H, in the given equation and θ = 45º
solve each option. 20. B
As θ ↑ , H and T both increases
18. A,B,C,D
But R ↑ from 0º to 45º & at θ = 45°Max then decreases
gx 2
y=x tan θ − 2 Ans (B) R ↑ then ↓ [ θ from from 30º to 60º]
2u cos2 θ
Given y= ax – bx2 while H ↑ and T ↑ .

g
on comparing tan θ = a b=
2u2 cos2 θ
∴ 1 + tan2 θ = sec 2 θ = 1 + a2

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EXERCISE – III SUBJECTIVE PROBLEMS

6x x
60m/s
1. A t = 6x B t 2 = x C 30m/s
1 60
40
5.
Total dis tan ce travelled θ
E
Average speed = 15 30 60 903
Total time taken
v max
7x tan θ =
= 30
6x x
+ Vmax =30×2
40 60 = 60 m/s
= 42 km/hr (a) Total Distance
1 1
2. As the particle is left = × 30 × 60 + × 60 × 60
2 2
+ y = 2700m
vo =2.7 km
a
+ (b) Max Speed
(0,0) x
v max
2=tan θ =
30
v max = 60m / s
3.
(c) Positions of the train
v î 1
Ist Positon = × 15 × 30 = 225m
2
vˆj
1
IInd Position = 2700 − × 30 × 30 =2250m
2
Change in velocity = v ĵ − v î
v
2πR 2π × 10 π B C
v= = = cm / min
60 60 3 20 m/s

π 2π 6.
∆v = 2v = 2 × = cm / min
3 3 D
4. Av0
4 9 19 t
vi = 54km/hr = 15 m/s
for AB 20=0+5t ⇒ t=4 sec
vf=0 ∴ 0=15-0.3t
for CD 0=20-2t ⇒ t= 10 sec
⇒ t = 50 sec
Distance travelled by the locomotive 1 1
Area covered = × 20 × 4 + 5 × 20 + × 10 × 20
2 2
1 2
s=ut- − at = 240 m
2
1
s = 15(50) − (0.3) (50)2
2
=375 m
Position of the locomotive = 400-375
= 25m

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v max = 5t
A ua= 0
1 1
Displacement = × t × 5t + (25 − 2t ) × 5t + × t × 5 t
2 2
= 125t – 5t2
h 125t − 5 t 2
7. Max height of B Aaerage velocity 20 =
25
125 t – 5t2 = 500
B ub ↑ t = 20, 5
ans t= 5 sec

u2 11. Particle return to starting point


= 4h ⇒ uB = 8gh it means displacement = 0
2g
∴ upper wala area = Niche wala area
Relative velocity VAB = 0 − 8gh = − 8gh
v
h h 20
t= =
8gh 8g
10
8. θ (t-25) 4(t-25)
0 θ t
10 20 25
= 0.4 m/s
1
s= × 0.2 × 22 t=25 x
2 A
= 0.4 m
(v BA = −19.6 − 0.4 )
20
= −20m / s tan θ =
1  5
aBA = 0  × 9.8 × 4
B 2 
x
⇒ x = 4(t − 25 )
t=2sec =19.6 m
tan θ =
9.8×2
=19.6m/s
(t − 25)
1 1 1
for next 1.5 sec Now, × 20 × 20 + × 5 × 20 = ( t − 25 ) × 4 ( t − 25 )
= 20 ×1.5 = 30 m 2 2 2
Total Distnace = 20 + 30 On solving t = 36.2 sec
= 50 m
12.
9. Area of V–T curve give displacement. At t= 2 sec ∴ θ = 45 º
Distnace travelled by the particle ∴ vy = vx
= 50 + 50 for t = 4 sec, uy = 0
= 100 m
uy
Av. velocity = zero
g ⇒ y
T= u = 40 m/s

st t= 2 sec vy = 40 – 20 = 20
V ∴ vy = vx= 20

v= (20 )2 + (40 )2 = 20 5
5t
10.

T
t (25-t) 25

v max
tan θ = =5
t

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(b) u=190 sin 53º; – ay =10 : sy = – 348


u 1
–348 = 152t − × 10 × t 2
2
u 90º
50 60º 5t2 – 152t – 348=0
t = 32.54 sec
13. 30º
Total = 35.54 sec
50 3 (c) R = 435cos 53º + 190 cos 53 × 32.54
3 2
= 435 × + 190 × × 32.54
ux=50 3 m/s 5 5
= 3970.56m
uy =50 m/s
Vx =ux=50 3
Vy = uy – gt= 50 – 10t 17.

50 − 10t 2h
tan (− 60 ) = g
= 5 sec (h = y )
50 3
t = 20 sec y= 125 m
125 3 125
Now, tan 37º = ⇒ =
gx 2 x 4 x
14. y= 3x −
2 x = 500 / 3
2
gx 100
y = x tan θ − 2 2
∴ x = u×5 ⇒ u = m/s
2u cos θ 3
on comparing tan θ = 3 θ = 60°
8m/s
and u2 cos2θ = 1 18.
u = 2m / s
8m/s
15.
37º
u
u/2 8m/sec
30º

g sin (37º) t=6


u cos 30º
V= 62 + 82 = 10m / s
u cos30º

u 3 u 20m/s
– = − 10 × 5
2 2
100
u= = 50 ( 3 − 1) m / sec
3 +1
16. 19.

1
s = 100×3+ ×30×32 37º
2
= 435 m
2u 2 × 20
Hmax =
(190)2 × sin2 53º
= 1155.2
T= =
g cos 37 º 10 × 4 / 5
2 × 10
(a) Total = 348 + Hmax 1
R= axT 2
= 348 + 1155.2 2
= 1503.2 m = maximum altitude

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1
R= × 10 sin37º ×T 2 u 3 20
2 =
2 2
1 3
× 10 × × (5 ) = 75m
2
= 40
2 5 u=
20. 6

u2 sin 2θ u2 sin2 θ 2
R= ; H= u = 20
g 2g 3
23.
2u sin θ
T= ; ax = g
g 2 20 m

/ s
/s

3m
Due to acceleration in x-direction range will increase.
10

20
30
R' = u cos
(2u sin θ) 1 g  2u sin θ 
+ × × 
2
w.r.t. B
Now,
g 2 2  g 
 A
60º 10 3 30º
B
20m
u sin 2θ u sin θ
2 2 2
R' =
g
+
g
= R + 2H
(
vABX= 10 3 − − 10 3 = 20 3m / s )
vABy= 30 – 10 = 20 m/s
21. 
Y B VAB = 20 3 î + 20 ĵ

20 20
tan θ =
20 3 θ = 30º i
A 37º 20 3
X
1
   tan θ = ⇒ θ = 30º
v bw = v b − v w 3
  
v b = v bw + v w x = 20 sin 30 º ⇒ x = 10m
= 10iˆ + 12ˆj + u ˆi
/s
= (10 + u ) ˆi + 12ˆj 0.
2m

A
12 3 12 3m
tan 37º = ⇒ =
10 + u 4 10 + u
0 60º
10 + u = 16
24.
u = 6m / s
4m

0. B
2m
22. Vertical component of both particle be same for colli- /s

sion of particle.
Now, we solve the problem w.r.t. B then

u
20m/s

60º 45º

10m

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Solutions Slot – 1 (Physics) Page # 19

tan θ = 2
0.1m/s A

/s
1

m
VBY tan φ =

.2
0.

=0
2m

vA
vB =
/s

0.2 4 sin α = 2 sin (90+ φ )


3m m/
s
0.2 3/2 30º
60º
0.2 3/2 30º vAB=0.2m/s
3m
60º
/s

vb φ
2m

VAY
0.

60º α
0.1m/s C B 4 m/s vr
shortest
distance
4 sin α = 2 cos φ
shortest Distance BC = 1 sin 60º
2 cos φ 2 2 1
sin α = = × =
3 4 4 5 5
= m = 50 3cm
2
100 100
t= 4cos α + ϕ = 4 cos α cos ϕ − sin α sin ϕ
25. ( ) ( )
  
v rw = v r − v w 100 125
   =
v r = v rw + v w = −20 ĵ + 15 î t= 4 × 3 3
   5
v rm = v r − v m = −20ˆj + 15iˆ − 5iˆ = 10iˆ − 20ˆj
120m
10  1
tan θ = ⇒ θ = tan −1 
20 2 v br
d
28. tmin= v =10×60 sec
br
26.

2 tmin = 600 sec


α 120 =vr×600
6 1
α1 vr= m/s
5
v 1
sin θ = r =
v br v br × 5 θ
W
in
d
sc d
re
en
12.5×60= v cos θ
br

   10 × 60
v rc = v r − v c 12.5×60=
cos θ
6
tan α = ⇒ α = tan −1(3 ) 4
⇒ θ = 37º
2 cos θ =
5

27. 3 1
Now, 5 = v 5
br

1
φ v br = m/s
100m 3
200m θ
200
t= = 50 sec 50m
4
4m/s

2m/s

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EXERCISE – IV TOUGH SUBJECTIVE PROBLEMS

1
10 t
Bill board t = 2sec t = 14 sec 4 tan 53 º =
t=0 U
2U 12 U Ut 4 10 t
⇒ = ....(1)
1 150 × 5 1  150 × 5 3 U
× ×  × 122 ×t
2  18 12  18
Ut
tan 53 º = .....(2)
1500 m 1 .7 − 5 t 2
14 U + Ut = 1500m ...(1)
1 150 × 5 1 150 × 5 U.ms–1
× × × 12 2 + × t = 1500 m
2 18 12 18
5t2
⇒ t = 30 sec
Ut
U.ms–1
U(30 + 14) = 1500 m ⇒ U = 122.7 km / hr 1.7m 53º

2 Bullets will spread in a area of radius equal to the range 1.7-5t2


10t ms–1
of bullets. Therefore for area to be maximum. Range
37º
v2
should be maximum. i.e.
g
2
from (1) & (2) : t= sec
πv4 5
A=
g2
3 2
from (1) : U = × 10 ×
4 5
  U = 3 ms–1
3 v 2 − u2 = 2 a . S y

2 2 2gH 5 Let us choose the x and y directions along OB and


v − u 2 = −2gH ⇒ v 2 − u2 = –
5 2 OA respectively. Then,
ux = u = 10 3 m/s, uy = 0
3 2 (U sin θ)2 6
v = g× ⇒ U sin θ = v ax = – g sin 60° = – 5 3 m/s2
5 2g 5
and ay = – g cos 60° = – 5 m/s2
2 (a) At point Q, x-component of velocity is zero. Hence,
v v
5 substituting in
φ vx= ux + axt
H
u H/2 10 3
0 = 10 3 – 5 3 t ⇒ t= = 2s
θ 5 3
Ans.
2 (b) At point Q, v = vy = uy + ayt
U cos θ = v
5 ∴ v = 0 – (5) (2) = –10 m/s Ans.
Here, negative sign implies that velocity of particle at
tan θ = 3 ⇒ θ = 60º Q is along negative y direction.
2 2 (c) Distance PO = |displacement of particle along y-
v cos φ = v ⇒ φ = cos −1 direction| = |sy|
5 5
1 1
Here, sy = uyt + a y t 2 = 0 – ( 5)( 2) 2 = – 10 m
2 2
∴ PO = 10 m

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 1 6 ms–1
Therefore, h = PO sin 30° = (10)   or h =
2 
5m Ans. VBA
(d) Distance OQ = displaement of particle along
x-direction = sx θ
 
2 ms–1 VCB + VA
1 1
Here, sx = uxt + a x t 2 = (10 3 )( 2) – (5 3 )(2) 2 =
2 2 
| VC |= 4 + 36 + 2 × 2 × 6 cos ( π − θ) = 5 ms −1
10 3 m

or OQ = 10 3 m
5 2
PQ = 2 2 = 2 2 =
(PO) + (OQ) (10) + (10 3 ) 45º 45º
8 45º
100 + 300 = 400
PQ = 20 m 45º 45º

2 × 5 2 sin 45º
y axis –1
T= = 1sec
g
5 ms
6
x
10 ms –1
α
30º
s
−1 
3m −2
α/2 V RC
5 10 3 ms
20 ms–2 
VR
90 − α
30º 2 α/2

9 − VC

1 1
O = 5T − × 10 3 T 2 ⇒ T=
2 3

| VR | 2
6 ms–1
tan α / 2 =  = ⇒ α = 2 tan −1 (1/ 3 )
| − VC | 6

VBA
1 2
10 gt = 4
7 2
12 ms–1 θ
  → 10 ms–1 2
VCB VA PQ ⇒ t= sec [Time taken by spear to reach dear]
5
   Motion in horizontal plane
∴ VC = VCB + VB  
   a horizontal = 0
= VCB + VBA + VA 10 sin θ = Vd

2
(10 cos θ + 2) =4 5
5

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10 sin θ
SE 10ms-1

V

θ deer
 -1
VE 2ms

Vd

-1
Vms

⇒ θ = 37 º

∴ Vd = 6 ms −1

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Solutions Slot – 1 (Physics) Page # 23

EXERCISE – V JEE QUESTIONS


3. Acceleration w.r.t. box is g cos θ

5 3 2uy 2usin α
T= =
ay gcos θ
60º
1. t=0 for Box ax = 0
2u sin α.ucos α
∴R =
gcos θ
B
5 3 u2 sin2α
=
1 gcos θ
7.5t − gt   
2 5 3 3(b) v PB = v P − v B
2
A 
5 3
×t vPB = ucos ( α + θ ) ˆi + u sin ( α + θ ) ˆj
2 -(7.5-gt)

vB = −v cos θ ˆi − v sin θˆj
w.r.t A at t = t

∴ v P = ucos ( α + θ ) ˆi + u sin ( α + θ ) ˆj − v cos θ ˆi − v sin θˆj
5 3
4 cos ( α + θ )
φ 3 (b) î component zero ⇒ v = u cos θ
θ
7.5-gt 
vBA
4. B
Nahi...........

5. A
7.5 − gt
tan ϕ = ∴ v 2 = u2 ± 2gh
5 3 /2
∴ v – h graph gives parabola
 1 2 initially v is ↓ and after collision v ↑
 7.5t − gt 
 2  At t=0
=– 5 3 h=d
.t
2 1 → 2 v ↑ (Downwards )
At 2 v change direction
gt
= 7.5- gt = -7.5+ At 2-3 v ↓ (upwards)
2
3gt V
15 =
2 2
t = 1 sec (Gap) d
h
3
1
2.
y = ax – bx2
2
gx 2
y = x tan θ − on comparing
242 cos2 θ 6.
tan θ = a and b = g / 2u cos θ 2 2

θ = tan –1(a) ux
dy
For umax = 0 ⇒ a-2bx =0
dx 1.25 uy uy

a ux
x=
2b

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vy = uy + ayt
– ux = uy – gt -(1) v0

1
ux.t = 3+ ×1.5t2 - (2) dv
2 is constant
dx
1 2
1.25 = uyt − gt -(3) x0
x
2
on solving u = 7.29 m/sec but , v is decreasing with x
t= 1 sec dv
∴v is decreasing
dx
7.
Socho ∴ B is correct.
11. B
( 3 − 1) m / s θ2 > θ1

4 VPT θ2
φ = 45 × = 60º
3 θ1
º
60

45º

   2u sin θ
v PT = v P − v T 2 × 10 × 3 / 2
12. t= ∴ t= = 3 sec
g 10
v T cos 45º = usin15º
Now
u 1
S = ut + at2
2
VPT
15º
1
45º ∴ 1.15 = 5 × 3 – ×a×3
2
3a
or 1.15 = 5 3 −
–VT 2
or a = 5 m/s2

vT
=
u. ( 3 −1 )
2 2 2
u = 2 m/s

8. B
dv
Area = vf – vi a=
dt
1
2
× 11× 10 = v f − 0 dv = adt ∫
vf = 55 m/s

9. C
Nahi.......

10. B
dv
v is negative
dx

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