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A ball falls from a table top with initial horizontal speed $V_0$. In the absence of air resistance, which of the following statement is correct
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In projectile motion, horizontal and vertical motions are independent.
KEAM - 2017
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The vertical component of the acceleration changes with time
The horizontal component of the velocity does not change with time
The horizontal component of the acceleration is non zero and finite
The time taken by the ball to touch the ground depends on $V_0$
The vertical component of the acceleration varies with time
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B
Solution and Explanation
Concept:
Projectile motion:
• Horizontal acceleration = $0$
• Vertical acceleration = $g$ (constant)
Step 1:
Horizontal motion.
No force acts horizontally $\Rightarrow$ velocity remains constant. \[ v_x = \text{constant} \]
Step 2:
Vertical motion.
Acceleration due to gravity is constant. \[ a_y = g \]
Step 3:
Check options.
Only correct statement: \[ \text{Horizontal velocity does not change} \]
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