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skygirl
·2009-02-28 17:48:35
ei 55 ta ke nie naa amar bhalo mato doubt achhe...
eta kono ekbar iit te esechhilo ...
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skygirl
·2009-02-28 17:58:09
61.a,c,d .. xplaining ... two mins
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skygirl
·2009-02-28 18:04:48
at any point of time 't',
x1 = u1 t , y1= 1/2a1t2
y2= u2 t , x2= 1/2 a2 t2
now if they collide, at that time 't', then,
x1=x2 => t=2 u1/ a2
also, y1=y2 => t= 2u2/ a1
both time are same.. so u1/a2= u2/a1 => a1u1 = a2u2.
now, velocities at any point of time:
V1 = √u12 + (a1t)2
v2 = √u2 2 +(a2t)2
if If u1>u2 and a1>a2 , then v1=v2 at some point of time..
finally option A is obvious! think abt the trajectory...
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Asish Mahapatra
·2009-02-28 18:08:16
55. a,b it cant be d because we can make other assertions from the given information....
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skygirl
·2009-02-28 18:18:56
34.) let mass of cheeti =m and vel of cheeti : v
again let mass of wood = M
then, no extrenal force, so conservation of mom..
so, vel of lakdi : mv/(m+M) = v' (say) obviously < v
now, t1 = L/v
and t2 = L/v'
v'< v => t2>t1