
For this problem we can use the solution we derived from Problem 1.358 namely,

Here, we know that v'x = 0 (2a), v'y = v' (2b) and we need to find vx and vy.

The magnitude of velocity of the particle as seen from frame K is given by,

The particle will decay in time


The distance traveled by the particle during this time as seen by frame K is given by,

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i am in 11th trying for iit do i need to do irodov at this stage? because i cannot solve them so easily . your solutions are the only way i know how to solve the tougher sums but i can handle hc verma very well .
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