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A projectile is shot on level ground with a horizontal velocity of 21 m/s and a vertical velocity of 45 m/s. Part 1) Find the t...Asked by sueee
A projectile is shot on level ground with a horizontal velocity of 21 m/s and a vertical velocity of 39 m/s .
part1) Find the time the projectile is in the air. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2 .
Answer in units of s.
part 2)Find the range R. Answer in units of m.
part 3) Let the magnitude of v0 be the same as in part 1, but consider the angle θ required to obtain the maximum range.
Find the height attained for the maximum range.
Answer in units of m.
I got part 1 and 2, but I don't get 3????
part1) Find the time the projectile is in the air. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2 .
Answer in units of s.
part 2)Find the range R. Answer in units of m.
part 3) Let the magnitude of v0 be the same as in part 1, but consider the angle θ required to obtain the maximum range.
Find the height attained for the maximum range.
Answer in units of m.
I got part 1 and 2, but I don't get 3????
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Answered by
Damon
for max range initial speed s and angle A
u = horizontal speed =constant = s cos A
Vi = s sin A
v = Vi - g t
h = Vi t - .5 g t^2
h =0 at start and finish
0 = (Vi - .5gt) t
so finish t = Vi/(.5g)
range = u t= s cos A t
range = s cos A * Vi /(.5g )
= [1/(.5g)] s cos A s sin A = [s^2/(.5g)] cos A sin A
when is cos A sin A max?
cos A sin A = (1/2) sin 2A trig identity
max when 2A = 90 deg, A = 45 deg (could have guessed that I bet)
go back and fire it at 45 degrees up from horizontal
u = horizontal speed =constant = s cos A
Vi = s sin A
v = Vi - g t
h = Vi t - .5 g t^2
h =0 at start and finish
0 = (Vi - .5gt) t
so finish t = Vi/(.5g)
range = u t= s cos A t
range = s cos A * Vi /(.5g )
= [1/(.5g)] s cos A s sin A = [s^2/(.5g)] cos A sin A
when is cos A sin A max?
cos A sin A = (1/2) sin 2A trig identity
max when 2A = 90 deg, A = 45 deg (could have guessed that I bet)
go back and fire it at 45 degrees up from horizontal
Answered by
Faria
okay so for my final answer I got 64m? but I still think its wrong can you check for me?
Answered by
Damon
I guess s = sqrt(21^2+39^2) = sqrt(441+1521) = 44.3 m/s
u = Vi = 44.3 /sqrt 2 = 31.3
cheat use energy
(1/2) m Vi^2 = m g h
h= Vi^2/(2g)
=31.3^2/19.6 = 50 meters
u = Vi = 44.3 /sqrt 2 = 31.3
cheat use energy
(1/2) m Vi^2 = m g h
h= Vi^2/(2g)
=31.3^2/19.6 = 50 meters
Answered by
Faria
ohhh I see thank you so much