Asked by Babygirl
A rescue plane spots a person floating in a lifeboat 55 m directly below and releases an emergency kit with a parachute. The package descends with a constant vertical acceleration of 6.91 m/s. If the horizontal speed of the plane was 70.6 m/s, how far is the package from the lifeboat when it hits the waves?
225 m
1.27 km
323 m
282 m
225 m
1.27 km
323 m
282 m
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Answered by
bobpursley
vertical acceleration of 6.91 m/s>>> I bet the writer mean vertical velocity.
calcualte time in air; height/speedabove
then, horizontal distance: time in air*initial horizontal veloicty
calcualte time in air; height/speedabove
then, horizontal distance: time in air*initial horizontal veloicty
Answered by
Babygirl
Would it be 282 m?
Answered by
Damon
55/6.91 = 7.96
7.96 * 70.6 = 562
That is not one of the listed answers. I suspect using acceleration of 6.91 m/s^2 works better.
7.96 * 70.6 = 562
That is not one of the listed answers. I suspect using acceleration of 6.91 m/s^2 works better.
Answered by
Damon
Somehow my answer did not appear
55 = (1/2) 6.91 t^2
t = about 4
4 * 71 = 284
yes, 282
55 = (1/2) 6.91 t^2
t = about 4
4 * 71 = 284
yes, 282
Answered by
Babygirl
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