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Question Number 135653 by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

Commented by mr W last updated on 14/Mar/21

question is wrong. just check again.

questioniswrong.justcheckagain.

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

That is the question sir, and what makes it wrong sir please.

Thatisthequestionsir,andwhatmakesitwrongsirplease.

Commented by mr W last updated on 14/Mar/21

just think: can you stand 2.5m away  from a building and throw a stone  at an angle 60° and hit a point on the  building 16m above you?

justthink:canyoustand2.5mawayfromabuildingandthrowastoneatanangle60°andhitapointonthebuilding16maboveyou?

Commented by mr W last updated on 14/Mar/21

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

Alright sir, i understand.

Alrightsir,iunderstand.

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

I get it clearly sir.

Igetitclearlysir.

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

Sir please help me correct the value,  i want to see the procedure  and diagram for such question

Sirpleasehelpmecorrectthevalue,iwanttoseetheprocedureanddiagramforsuchquestion

Commented by mr W last updated on 14/Mar/21

so i asked you to check again!

soiaskedyoutocheckagain!

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 14/Mar/21

It will help me solve relatively questions here.

Itwillhelpmesolverelativelyquestionshere.

Answered by mr W last updated on 15/Mar/21

Commented by mr W last updated on 15/Mar/21

time from A to B is t  t=(L/(u cos θ))  h=u sin θ t−(1/2)gt^2   h=u sin θ×(L/(u cos θ))−(1/2)g((L/(u cos θ)))^2   h=L tan θ−((gL^2 )/(2u^2 ))×(1/(cos^2  θ))  (h/L)=tan θ−(1/2)×((gL)/(u^2 cos^2  θ))  (h/L)=tan θ−((gL)/(2u^2 ))(1+tan^2  θ)  ⇒u=(√((gL(1+tan^2  θ))/(2(tan θ−(h/L)))))  with h=16 m, L=25 m, θ=60° we get  u=(√((10×25×(1+((√3))^2 ))/(2((√3)−((16)/(25))))))≈21.397 m/s  t=((25)/(21.397×cos 60°))=2.337 s    velocity at point B is v_B   v_(B,x) =u cos θ  v_(B,y) =u sin θ−gt  v_B =(√((u cos θ)^2 +(u sin θ−gt)^2 ))       =(√(u^2 −2g(u sin θ t−(1/2)gt^2 )))       =(√(u^2 −2gh))       =(√(21.397^2 −2×10×16))≈11.74 m/s    say β=angle of v_B  above horizontal         β>0: ↗         β=0: →         β<0: ↘  tan β=(v_(B,y) /v_(B,x) )=((u sin θ−gt)/(u cos θ))                         =tan θ−((gL)/(u^2  cos^2  θ))                         =tan θ−2(tan θ−(h/L))                         =((2h)/L)−tan θ  ⇒β=tan^(−1) (((2h)/L)−tan θ)          =tan^(−1) (((2×16)/(25))−(√3))≈−24.325°    max. height h_(max)   gh_(max) =(1/2)(u sin θ)^2   h_(max) =((u^2 sin^2  θ)/(2g))            =((L(1+tan^2  θ) sin^2  θ)/(4(tan θ−(h/L))))            =((25×(1+3)(((√3)/2))^2 )/(4((√3)−((16)/(25)))))≈17.169 m >h  that means max. height is reached  before striking the wall.

timefromAtoBistt=Lucosθh=usinθt12gt2h=usinθ×Lucosθ12g(Lucosθ)2h=LtanθgL22u2×1cos2θhL=tanθ12×gLu2cos2θhL=tanθgL2u2(1+tan2θ)u=gL(1+tan2θ)2(tanθhL)withh=16m,L=25m,θ=60°wegetu=10×25×(1+(3)2)2(31625)21.397m/st=2521.397×cos60°=2.337svelocityatpointBisvBvB,x=ucosθvB,y=usinθgtvB=(ucosθ)2+(usinθgt)2=u22g(usinθt12gt2)=u22gh=21.39722×10×1611.74m/ssayβ=angleofvBabovehorizontalβ>0:β=0:β<0:tanβ=vB,yvB,x=usinθgtucosθ=tanθgLu2cos2θ=tanθ2(tanθhL)=2hLtanθβ=tan1(2hLtanθ)=tan1(2×16253)24.325°max.heighthmaxghmax=12(usinθ)2hmax=u2sin2θ2g=L(1+tan2θ)sin2θ4(tanθhL)=25×(1+3)(32)24(31625)17.169m>hthatmeansmax.heightisreachedbeforestrikingthewall.

Commented by mr W last updated on 15/Mar/21

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 15/Mar/21

Wow, i really understand sir. I have used it to solve questions in the same  category. I appreciate your time sir.

Wow,ireallyunderstandsir.Ihaveusedittosolvequestionsinthesamecategory.Iappreciateyourtimesir.

Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 14/Sep/21

nice

nice

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