Asked by Lola312
An object is projected vertically upwards with a velocity of 28m/s. Two seconds later, another object is thrown vertically upwards with a velocity of 32 m/s. When and where will the two objects meet?
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Answered by
tchrwill
Think about it.
In 2 seconds, the first object, traveling at 28m/s, is 56m high
Once the second object is thrown up at the speed of 32m/s, it will close in on the first object at the net speed of 32 - 28 = 4m/s.
You can now determine the time it takes for the second object to catch up to the first object and how far they have traveled.
In 2 seconds, the first object, traveling at 28m/s, is 56m high
Once the second object is thrown up at the speed of 32m/s, it will close in on the first object at the net speed of 32 - 28 = 4m/s.
You can now determine the time it takes for the second object to catch up to the first object and how far they have traveled.
Answered by
Leslie
But you don't know at how many seconds the first object is projected upwards! Wouldn't you sub in those motion formulas for this type of question?
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