You have a solid square copper ground support, 2 inch per side X 6 inches tall, and it is loaded axially (long axis)with 1600 po
unds (force). You have instrumented one rectangular flat of the support with 2 strain gages (half bridge construction). The strain gages are made from modified Karma - Alloy K, that has a nominal resistance R0 = 350Ω, and that has a gage factor GF = 2.107.
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Answer:
Δx = 25 ft.
Explanation:
Assuming that the person on the ground starts running at the same time as the egg is dropped, we have two simultaneous trajectories:
1 ) Egg falling:
If the egg is dropped, and we neglect the air resistance, we can use the kinematic equation that relates the distance and fall time, as follows:
yf-y₀ = 1/2* g* t²
If we take the up direction as positive, we can solve for t as follows:
0-100 ft = 1/2* (-32.15 ft/s²)* t²
⇒ t = = 2.5 sec.
2) Person on the ground running away:
In order to be able to run away, and then return to catch the egg, running at constant speed, he must run during exactly the half of the time that the egg is falling, i.e., 1.25 sec.
We can get the distance at which he can reach, applying the definition of velocity:
v = (xf-x₀) / (tfi-t₀)
If we choose t₀=0 and x₀ = 0 , we can solve for xf, as follows:
xf = v*t = 20 ft/sec*1.25 sec = 25 ft.