A small stone of mass, is thrown vertically upward with initial speed ,u. If the air resistance at speed is mkv , where v is a positive constant. Show that the stone returns to its starting point with speed given by v=u/(( 1+ku .
As per the question,
Resistivity force "F_r=-mkv"
And force due to gravity "F_g=-mg"
So, net force "ma= F_g+F_r"
"\\Rightarrow ma=-(mg+mkv)"
we know that "a=\\dfrac{dv}{dt}=\\dfrac{dv}{dt}\\times \\dfrac{dx}{dx}=v\\dfrac{dv}{dx}"
"\\Rightarrow ma=-m(g+kv)"
"\\Rightarrow v\\dfrac{dv}{dx}=-(g+kv)"
"\\Rightarrow \\int_u^v \\dfrac{vdv}{g+kv}=\\int_0^x dx"
At the final condition, net displacement =0
(There is mistypes data in the question, either "mkv^2" or the answer given will be something else)
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my question was,....A small stone of mass m, is thrown vertically upward with initial speed ,u. If the air resistance at speed v is mkv2, where k is a positive constant. Show that the stone returns to its starting point with speed given by v=u/((1+(ku2/g))1/2)
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