Home
Class 11
PHYSICS
A police car B is chasing a culprit’s ca...

A police car B is chasing a culprit’s car A. Car A and B are moving at constant speed `V_(1) = 108 km//hr` and `V_(2) = 90 km//hr` respectively along a straight line. The police decides to open fire and a policeman starts firing with his machine gun directly aiming at car A. The bullets have a velocity `u = 305 m//s` relative to the gun. The policeman keeps firing for an interval of `T_(0) = 20 s`. The Culprit experiences that the time gap between the first and the last bullet hitting his car is `Deltat`. Find `Deltat`.

Promotional Banner

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

Two cars moving with speeds 40 km/hr and 80 km/hr respectively with uniform acceleration. How many times the stopping distance of car with 80 km/hr is greater than another car ?

A police car is ordered to chase a speeding car that is 5 km ahead. The car is travelling at an average speed of 80 km/h and the police car pursues it at an average speed of 100 km/h. How long does it take for the police car to overtake the other car?

A car starts from rest and attains the speed of 1km/hr and 2km/hr at the end of 1st and 2nd minutes.If the car moves on a straight road, the distance travelled in 2 minutes

A car A is moving with speed "40 km h"^(-1) along a straight line 30^(@) north of east and another car B is moving with same speed along a straight line 30^(@) south of east. The relative velocity of car A as observed from the car B is

A car A is moving with speed "40 km h"^(-1) along a straight line 30^(@) north of east and another car B is moving with same speed along a straight line 30^(@) south of east. The relative velocity of car A as observed from the car B is