A plane traveling with CA 100 ms some I some horizontal velocity OF 500 m above above the the groud. at point the pilot to drop supplies to designated target (a) How far is the drop in the air? (b) How far away from point where it was launched will it land
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Since the bomber drops the bomb from a height of 78.4m, the time taken for the bomb to reach the ground will be given by s=ut+ 2 1 at 2 where, u is the initial velocity in the vertical direction which is 0 s is the vertical displacement from the ground which is −78.4m a is the acceleration due to gravity g=−9.8ms − 2 Upon substituting these values we get t=4s Since the flight is moving in the horizontal direction with a speed of 150m/s, the distance covered by the bomb in the horizontal direction by the time it reaches the ground is given by (150∗4)m which is equal to 600m ∴The bomb should be released 600m away from the target
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where,
u is the initial velocity in the vertical direction which is 0
s is the vertical displacement from the ground which is −78.4m
a is the acceleration due to gravity g=−9.8ms
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Upon substituting these values we get t=4s
Since the flight is moving in the horizontal direction with a speed of 150m/s, the distance covered by the bomb in the horizontal direction by the time it reaches the ground is given by (150∗4)m which is equal to 600m
∴The bomb should be released 600m away from the target