SOLUTION: At a uniform rate of 4 drops per section, water is dripping from a faucet. Assuming acceleration of each drop to be 9.81 m/s² and no air resistance, find the distance between two
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Question 1159453: At a uniform rate of 4 drops per section, water is dripping from a faucet. Assuming acceleration of each drop to be 9.81 m/s² and no air resistance, find the distance between two successive drops in mm if the upper drop has been in motion for 3/8 seconds. Answer by ikleyn(52816) (Show Source):
The time interval between any two successive drops is of a second.
When the upper drop is seconds in motion, the lover drop is = seconds in motion.
Now use the formula h = for the distance of the free falling body and find the distance between the drops as
distance between = - .
Complete your calculations on your own.
