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After falling from rest from a height of 34 m, a 0.47 kg ball rebounds upward, reaching a height of 24 m. If the contact betwee...Asked by Anonymous
After falling from rest from a height of 27 m, a 0.53 kg ball rebounds upward, reaching a height of 17 m. If the contact between ball and ground lasted 1.6 ms, what average force was exerted on the ball?
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Vf = sqrt (2 * 9.8* 27m) = 23 m/s
Vi = sqrt (2 * 9.8* 17m) = 18.25 m/s
a = change in velocity/ change in time
= Vf - Vi/ tf - ti
= [23 - (-18.25)] / [.0016 s - 0s]
= 41.25 / .0016 = 25781.25 m/s^2
you know F = ma
so F = .53kg * 25781.25 m/s^2
F = 13664 N
The reason why the velocity is negative in after the bounce I think is because it is now moving downward.
The answer is correct though for sure.
Had the same problem to work on :p
Vi = sqrt (2 * 9.8* 17m) = 18.25 m/s
a = change in velocity/ change in time
= Vf - Vi/ tf - ti
= [23 - (-18.25)] / [.0016 s - 0s]
= 41.25 / .0016 = 25781.25 m/s^2
you know F = ma
so F = .53kg * 25781.25 m/s^2
F = 13664 N
The reason why the velocity is negative in after the bounce I think is because it is now moving downward.
The answer is correct though for sure.
Had the same problem to work on :p
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LOL
ACTUALLY IT IS BECAUSE THE FINAL VELOCITY BECOMES THE INITIAL VELOCITY IN THE SECOND ECUATION AND VICEVERSA, SO IT SHOULD BE [18.25 - (-23)] / [.0016 s - 0s] , BECAUSE THE NEGATIVE V IS 23...
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Emily
This is wrong!
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GG
This was correct for me, thank you!
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James
How did you guys find time?
Answered by
L
It gives you time, convert 1.6 ms to seconds.
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