Asked by Eunice
A stone propelled from a catapult with a speed of 59meter per seconds attain a height of 100 meter calculate
a. the time of flight
b. the angle of the projection
c. the range attain
a. the time of flight
b. the angle of the projection
c. the range attain
Answers
Answered by
Damon
I guess you mean maximum height of 100 m
Vertical problem:
Vi = 59 sin A
v = Vi - 9.81 t
at top v = 0
0 = Vi - 9.81 t
so
t = 59 sin A /9.81 at top
100 = Vi t - (9.81/2) t^2
100 = (59 sinA)^2/ 9.81 -(9.81/2) (59 sin a)^2/9.81^2
100 = (1/2)(59 sin A)^2/9.81
980*2 = (59 sin A)^2
44.27 = 59 sin A
A = 48.6 degrees
The rest is easy
sin A = .75
cos A = .661
time rising = 59 (.75)/9.81
= 4.51
SO TOTAL flight time = 2 t = 9.02 seconds (PART A)
angle A = 48.6 degrees (PART B)
range = 59 cos A * 9.02
= 352 meters (PART C)
Vertical problem:
Vi = 59 sin A
v = Vi - 9.81 t
at top v = 0
0 = Vi - 9.81 t
so
t = 59 sin A /9.81 at top
100 = Vi t - (9.81/2) t^2
100 = (59 sinA)^2/ 9.81 -(9.81/2) (59 sin a)^2/9.81^2
100 = (1/2)(59 sin A)^2/9.81
980*2 = (59 sin A)^2
44.27 = 59 sin A
A = 48.6 degrees
The rest is easy
sin A = .75
cos A = .661
time rising = 59 (.75)/9.81
= 4.51
SO TOTAL flight time = 2 t = 9.02 seconds (PART A)
angle A = 48.6 degrees (PART B)
range = 59 cos A * 9.02
= 352 meters (PART C)
Answered by
Dorcas
time of flight t =2* 2hg =2*2*100/10 =2* 200/10 =2* 20 =2*4.47 =8.945