Asked by Nick
You throw a 134 g ball straight up to a height of 43.0 m.
(a) Assume that the displacement of your hand is 0.70 m as you throw the ball straight up. How long is the ball is in your hand?
(b) Calculate the average force exerted by your hand while you are throwing it.
(a) Assume that the displacement of your hand is 0.70 m as you throw the ball straight up. How long is the ball is in your hand?
(b) Calculate the average force exerted by your hand while you are throwing it.
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Answered by
drwls
(a) release velocity = sqrt(2gH) = 29.0 m/s
Time in hand = 0.70 m/(Avg. Velocity) = 0.70/(29.0/2) = 0.048 s
(b) Force * Distance = Work = Potential Energy Gain at max. height
F*0.70 = M*g*H = 0.134*9.8*43 J
Solve for F in Newtons
Time in hand = 0.70 m/(Avg. Velocity) = 0.70/(29.0/2) = 0.048 s
(b) Force * Distance = Work = Potential Energy Gain at max. height
F*0.70 = M*g*H = 0.134*9.8*43 J
Solve for F in Newtons
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