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A car drives straight off the edge of a cliff that is 50 m high. The police at the scene of the accident note that the point of...Asked by emily
A car drives straight off the edge of a cliff that is 56 m high. The police at the scene of the accident note that the point of impact is 129 m from the base of the cliff. How fast was the car traveling when it went over the cliff?
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Answered by
bobpursley
how long does it take the car to fall 56m?
what velocity does it take to go 129m/that time?
what velocity does it take to go 129m/that time?
Answered by
Shane
1. 5.714 seconds
2. 50.5mph, 81.27kph, or 22.576mps
2. 50.5mph, 81.27kph, or 22.576mps
Answered by
Shane
1. 5.714 seconds
2. 50.5mph, 81.27kph, or 22.576mps (meters per second)
2. 50.5mph, 81.27kph, or 22.576mps (meters per second)
Answered by
Shane
Wait disregard that - I am such an idiot right now. (I can't erase the former comments)
1. 3.379 seconds
2. 85.549mph, 137.678kmph, or 38.244mps (meters per second)
I was a little braindead before and miscalculated the projection formula by not doubling the gravitational free fall factor with each passing second.
NOTE: this does not count the concepts of mass vs wind resistance - just a simple projection calculation.
1. 3.379 seconds
2. 85.549mph, 137.678kmph, or 38.244mps (meters per second)
I was a little braindead before and miscalculated the projection formula by not doubling the gravitational free fall factor with each passing second.
NOTE: this does not count the concepts of mass vs wind resistance - just a simple projection calculation.
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