Asked by Tram
one of the main battery of cannons protecting the entrance to San Francisco Bay were able t horizontally propel 7.3 kg cannon balls with an average speed of 26.2m/s. if the height of the cannon emplacement were 112m above San Francisco Bay,
a. how far from the cannon's muzzle (end of cannon where cannon ball exits) would the cannon ball land?
b. at what would the cannon need to be set so as to land half the distance?
My answer: a. 124m . b. 151 degrees
Are my answers correct??
a. how far from the cannon's muzzle (end of cannon where cannon ball exits) would the cannon ball land?
b. at what would the cannon need to be set so as to land half the distance?
My answer: a. 124m . b. 151 degrees
Are my answers correct??
Answers
Answered by
Steve
how long does it take to fall 112m?
4.9t^2 = 112
t = 4.78 seconds
horizontal distance traveled is
4.78s * 26.2m/s = 125.26m
Rounding could account for the difference in our answers. I assume your 151° fits the equation, but it seems a bit odd to be firing backwards. Look for an acute angle that will give the same answer.
4.9t^2 = 112
t = 4.78 seconds
horizontal distance traveled is
4.78s * 26.2m/s = 125.26m
Rounding could account for the difference in our answers. I assume your 151° fits the equation, but it seems a bit odd to be firing backwards. Look for an acute angle that will give the same answer.
Answered by
Tram
Where is 4.9 come from?
Answered by
Tram
I got it , thank you !
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