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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.

10 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...

10 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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

11 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

10 years ago by akanksh

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