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USPshnik [31]
3 years ago
8

Salmon often jump waterfalls to reach their breeding grounds starting downstream, 2.9 meters away from a waterfall .436 meters i

n height, at what minimum speed must a Salmon jumping at an angle of 44.7 degrees leave the water to continue upstream?
The acceleration due to gravity is 9.81 m/s^2
Physics
1 answer:
nikklg [1K]3 years ago
4 0

The minimum speed must a Salmon jumping with to leave the water

to continue upstream is 5.79 m/s

Explanation:

At first let us find the two component of the jumping velocity of the fish

1. Horizontal component u_{x} = u cosФ

2. Vertical component u_{y} = u sinФ

where u is the initial velocity and Ф is the angle between the horizontal

and the initial velocity u

→ Ф = 44.7°

→ u_{x} = u cos(44.7)

→ u_{y} = u sin(44.7)

The horizontal distance x is 2.9 meters away from a waterfall

The vertical distance y is 0.436 meters

3. The horizontal distance x = u_{x} t

4. The vertical distance y = u_{y} t + \frac{1}{2} gt²

where g is the acceleration of gravity

→ x = u cos(44.7) t

→ x = 2.9 meters

→ 2.9 = u cos(44.7) t

Divided both sides by u cos(44.7)

→ t = \frac{2.9}{ucos(44.7)} ⇒ (1)

→ y = u sin(44.7) t + \frac{1}{2} gt²

→ y = 0.436 meters , g = -9.81 m/s²

→ 0.436 = u sin(44.7) t - 4.905 t² ⇒ (t)

Substitute (1) in (2) to make the equation of u only

→ 0.436 = u sin(44.7)(\frac{2.9}{ucos(44.7)}) - 4.905 (\frac{2.9}{ucos(44.7)})²

→ 0.436 = 2.9 (\frac{sin(44.7)}{cos(44.7)} - \frac{41.25105}{u^{2}[cos(44.7)]^{2}}

→ 0.436 = 2.8698 - \frac{81.4671}{u^{2} }

Subtract 2.8698 from both sides

→ -2.4338 = - \frac{81.4671}{u^{2} }

Multiply both sides by -1

→ 2.4338 =  \frac{81.4671}{u^{2} }

By using cross multiplication

∴ 2.4338 u² = 81.4671

Divide both sides by 2.4338

→ u² = 33.4732

Take √ for both sides

→ u = 5.79 m/s

<em>The minimum speed must a Salmon jumping with to leave the water</em>

<em>to continue upstream is 5.79 m/s </em>

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