MEDIUM
11th CBSE
IMPORTANT
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An aircraft is flying at a height of 3400 m above the ground. The angle subtended at a ground observation point by the aircraft positions 10.0 s apart is 30°, what is the speed of the aircraft?

Important Points to Remember in Chapter -1 - Motion in a Plane from NCERT PHYSICS PART 1 TEXTBOOK FOR CLASS XI Solutions

1. Projectile motion:

(i) Time of flight T= 2usinθg

(ii) Horizontal range R= u2sin2θg

(iii) Maximum height H= u2sin2θ2g

(iv) Trajectory equation (equation of path): y= xtanθ-gx22u2cos2θ= xtanθ1-xR

(v) Velocity after time t, v= ucosθi^+usinθ-gtj^

2. Relative motion:

(i) vAB (velocity of A with respect to B) = vA-vB

(ii) aAB (acceleration of A with respect to B) = aA-aB

3. Crossing river:

(i) A man in a river always moves in the direction of resultant of velocity of man and velocity of river.

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(ii) Velocity with which man moves along the river Vmx= Vr-Vm,Rsinθ

(iii) Velocity with which man moves perpendicular to the river Vmy= Vm,Rcosθ

(iv) Time take to cross the river, t= WVm,Rcosθ

(v) To get minimum time dtdθ= 0θ= 0 

(vi) Drift in this case, d= VrWVm,R

(vii) For shortest path, drift must be zero in this case, and it happens when sinθ= VrVm,R