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Answer:
h = 44.06 meters (maximum height)
the time the object takes to complete this whole path is 6 seconds, this is why the time at which the object reaches its maximum height will between 0 and 6 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this question, we need to first recognize that this is a constant acceleration problem, specifically, it can be thought of as a projectile motion problem.
Recall, the equations of motion:
What do we already know?
- The launch is straight up
this is the gravitational acceleration
, since our reference point is at s = 0, (the ground)
We can use use the Eq(1):
we know that when any object is launched up, at maximum height its velocity is going to be zero,
this is the maximum height!
Why does t have to between zero and six?
We can answer this using a bit visualization, if you think about the second equation
this is the equation of the whole trajectory that object makes.
and if you solve this by making , you will get the times at which the object was at the ground. the times will be 0s and 5.99s.
so the amount of time the object takes to go through this whole path is 6 seconds and this why the object will only reach its maximum height in between this time interval.
hope this helps :)
First, we combine the terms on the left side of the equation to simplify the equation. Then we divide both sides by -3. k then equals 1/3.
To check, we plug in our value for k into the original equation:
We found k to be 1/3, so for every instance of k, we plug in 1/3. To simplify, we combine the left side to get -1, and we combine the right side to get -1.
Since -1 = -1, our solution is correct.