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nalin [4]
3 years ago
6

An object is thrown with an initial velocity v0 forming an angle θ with an inclined plane, which a In turn it forms an α-angle α

with a horizontal plane.
A) Find the distance X from the launch point to the point where the object falls. X = F (v0, θ, α, g)

B) Find the distance for v0 = 20m / s, θ = 53o , α= 36 ° , g = 9.8m / s2

Physics
1 answer:
xxMikexx [17]3 years ago
7 0
Refer to the figure shown below, which is based on the given figure.

d = the horizontal distance that the projectile travels.
h = the vertical distance that the projectile travels.

Part A
From the geometry, obtain
d = X cos(α)                     (1a)
h = X sin(α)                      (1b)

The vertical and horizontal components of the launch velocity are respectively
v = v₀ sin(θ - α)               (2a)
u = v₀ cos(θ - α)             (2b)

If the time of flight is t, then
vt - 0.5gt² = -h
or
0.5gt² - vt - h = 0             (3a)
ut = d                                (3b)

Substitute (1a), (1b), (2a), (2b) (3b) into (3a) to obtain
0.5(9.8)( \frac{d}{u})^{2} -v_{0} sin(\theta -  \alpha ) \frac{d}{u} - h = 0
4.9[ \frac{X cos \alpha }{v_{0} cos(\theta -  \alpha }  ]^{2} - v_{0} sin(\theta -  \alpha ) [ \frac{X cos \alpha }{v_{0} cos(\theta -  \alpha } ] - X sin \alpha  = 0
Hence obtain
aX^{2}-bX=0 \\ where \\ a=4.9[ \frac{cos \alpha }{v_{0} cos(\theta -  \alpha )}]^{2} \\  b = cos \alpha \,  tan(\theta -  \alpha ) + sin \alpha
The non-triial solution for X is
X= \frac{b}{a}

Answer:
X= \frac{sin \alpha  + cos \alpha  \, tan(\theta -  \alpha )}{4.9 [ \frac{cos \alpha }{v_{0} \, cos(\theta -  \alpha )}  ]^{2}}

Part B
v₀ = 20 m/s
θ = 53°
α = 36°

sinα + cosα tan(θ-α) = 0.8351
cosα/[v₀ cos(θ-α)] = 0.0423

X = 0.8351/(4.9*0.0423²) = 101.46 m

Answer:  X = 101.5 m

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