mirror[headache!]

a certain mirror placed at the origin has i^ as the normal vector to its reflecting surface. the mirror begins to translate with a velocity i^ +j^ +k^ at t=0, at the same time an object which was initially at i^+j^ starts movng with a vel (i^+j^) m/s.

now choose thecorrect option(s) :- [multiple choice]

a) initial postion of the image will be -i+j

b) vel of image will b i+j

c) vel of image relative to the object will be zero.

d) velocity of the image raletive to the mirror will be -k^.

12 Answers

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rkrish ·

a,b,c,d

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skygirl ·

solution?

es u are correct.

11
rkrish ·

did not work out...just imagined what was happening.

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greatvishal swami ·

a aur d to simple hain clearly visible

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greatvishal swami ·

yeah mee too jus imagined

so don ask for solutn [4][4]

i will giv it after sm time

1
skygirl ·

a,b,d main kii thi...

par C kaise ?

1
skygirl ·

no ans is abcd.

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greatvishal swami ·

b hai to c to hoga hii

i+j -(i+j) = 0

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skygirl ·

arey ban gaya.. ban gaya....

thread closed :P

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rkrish ·

vmirror = i^ + j^ + k^
vobj = i^ + j^

So, w.r.t obj. mirror is only moving along k^ , and hence b,c,d are correct(a is obvious).

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betrayed.... always ·

i dont Khow How you all did it, but i tried taking two axes as i^ + j^ and k^...................... Howzzzzzzzat ?

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skygirl ·

thnx krish n vishal... i meade the mistake of not visualising and starting to solve it :'(

now i jus visualised as u all did n told .. n got widn 1 min.. :'(

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