A particle is projected from a tower of height $40\ m$ in horizontal direction. Due to wind a constant acceleration is provided to the particle opposite to its initial velocity. If particle hits the ground (at the bottom of the tower) at an angle $37^o$ with horizontal, then find acceleration provided by wind to the particle
A particle is projected from a tower of height $40\ m$ in horizontal direction. Due to wind a constant acceleration is provided to the particle opposite to its initial velocity. If particle hits the ground (at the bottom of the tower) at an angle $37^o$ with horizontal, then find acceleration provided by wind to the particle
- A
$\frac{{40}}{3}m/{s^2}$
- B
$\frac{{80}}{3}m/{s^2}$
- C
$\frac{{10}}{3}m/{s^2}$
- D
$20\,m/{s^2}$
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