Question #253182
A ball is thrown vertically upwards at 5 m/s from the roof of a 100 m building. A second ball is thrown downwards from the same point 2 seconds later at 20 m/s. a) Where and when will the balls meet? b) What are their velocities at that instant?
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2021-10-24T18:17:50-0400

t1=vg=0.5 s,t_1=\frac vg=0.5~s,

t=t2t1=1.5 s,t=t_2-t_1=1.5~s,

s=v22g=1.25 m,s=\frac{v^2}{2g}=1.25~m,

a)

s=s+hgt22,s'=s+h-\frac{gt'^2}2,

s=hv(tt)g(tt)22,    s'=h-v'(t'-t)-\frac{g(t'-t)^2}2,\implies

t=vtgt22+svgt=4 s,t'=\frac{v't-\frac{gt^2}2+s}{v'-gt}=4~s,

s=21.25 m,s'=21.25~m,

b)

vb1=gt=40 ms,v_{b1}=gt'=40~\frac ms,

vb2=v+g(tt)=65 ms.v_{b2}=v'+g(t'-t)=65~\frac ms.


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