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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs

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Illustration - 1 A Bullet Firing Toward a Balloon

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Illustration - 2 Non-Uniform Motion of a Particle

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Illustration - 3 Catching The Train at a Crossing

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Illustration - 4 Bouncing of a Ball on Staircase

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Illustration - 5 Stones Reaching Ground Together

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Illustration - 6 Measuring Height of a Building

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Illustration - 7 Time Required to Avoid Collision of a Car

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Illustration - 8 Calculation of a Tower Height

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Illustration - 9 A Bird Flies Along the Train

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Illustration - 10 Acceleration and Retardation in a Journey

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Illustration - 11 Ball Caught by a Fielder in a Cricket Match

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Illustration - 12 Distance and Displacement by v - t Curve

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Illustration - 13 Hailstones Rebounding off From a Windscreen

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Illustration - 14 A Fighter Plane Hit by Anti Aircraft Gun

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Illustration - 15 Time Varying Position Vector of a Particle in Motion

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Illustration - 16 Rectilinear Motion with Deceleration

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Illustration - 17 Maximum Time in Reaching Ground

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Illustration - 18 A Projectile Crossing Two Given Points

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Illustration - 19 A Projectile Grazing Over a Triangle

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Illustration - 20 A Cycle Crossing Busses Periodically

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Illustration - 21 A Stone Hitting a Flying Bird

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Illustration - 22 A Ball Rolling off a Stairway

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Illustration - 23 Maximum Range of Projectile From a Tower

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Illustration - 24 A Ball Clearing a Tower Projected from Another Tower

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Illustration - 25 Hitting a Berry in Shortest Time at a Given Speed

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Illustration - 26 Projection of Ball From a Truck

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Illustration - 27 Elastic Collision with a Wall

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Illustration - 28 A Swimmer Motorboat Following The Light House

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Illustration - 29 A Swimmer Crossing a River

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Illustration - 30 Throwing a Ball to hit a Rocket

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Illustration - 31 Projectile Between Inclined Planks

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Illustration - 32 Shortest Distance Between Two Planes

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Illustration - 33 Equal Components of Particle's Velocity

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Illustration - 34 A Stone Hitting a Bird

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Illustration - 35 Shots Fired From Top of a Hill

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Illustration - 36 Distance Travelled in 2D Motion

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Illustration - 37 Average Velocity in Projectile Motion

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Illustration - 38 Perpendicular Motion of Two Projectiles

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Illustration - 39 Chasing of One Particle by Another

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Illustration - 40 Collision of Two Fired Shells

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Illustration - 41 A Boat Crossing a River

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Illustration - 42 Projectile in a Sliding Chamber

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Illustration - 43 Mid-air Collision of Two Projectiles

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Illustration - 44 A Balloon Rising Above Earth

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Illustration - 45 Particle's Velocity in a Parabolic Motion

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Illustration - 46 Chasing a Cat by a Dog

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Illustration - 47 Curvature of a Trajectory

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Illustration - 48 Fluttering Flag Mounted on a Car

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Illustration - 49 A Ball Clearing a Wall

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Illustration - 50 Minimum Separation Between Two Projectiles

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Illustration - 51 Distance Between Dropped Stones

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Illustration - 52 Sliding Down an Inclined Plane

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Illustration - 53 A Floating Raft and Boat Going Downstream

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Illustration - 54 Separation of Events in Different Reference Frames

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Illustration - 55 Flag on a Ship Fluttering Due to Wind

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Illustration - 56 Cycling in Different Directions

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Illustration - 57 Polar Trajectory of Boat

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Illustration - 58 Firing a Shot on an Apple

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Illustration - 59 Average Speed in a Rectilinear Motion

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Illustration - 60 Projectile in Plane of an Inclined Plane

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Illustration - 61 Range of Particle on Inclined Plane

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Illustration - 62 One Plane Just Misses to Hit Another

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Illustration - 63 Maximum Height Attained by a Projectile

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Illustration - 64 Two Perpendicular Trips in a River

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Illustration - 65 Motion of a ball in Inclined Triangle

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sir why cant we use v^2/r=a.i am getting wrong answer but why.

8 years ago by swayamjeet

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You can use it also... but for this you need to find the radius of curvature of the trajectory and this will give you the normal acceleration of the particle...

8 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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Sir cant we take x - at and y = bxt ???? by integrating x and y separately. ?????

9 years ago by Sushabh Deshmukh

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see first of all your question is wrong if you mean vx = at and vy = bxt you can integrate but its time waste after this also you need to eliminate t and find trajectory equation then you need to find dy/dx also you can directly divide vy and vx you will get dy/dx there is no need to use integration in this problem

9 years ago by akanksh

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