90 degrees - 30 = 60 degrees
Velocity = (5m/s - 4.35m/s x cos(30)) / cos(60)
Velocity = 2.47 m/s
The answer is D) 2.47 m/s at 61.9 degrees
Virtual images are produced when rays of a light (after reflection or refraction) appear to meet a a certain point. While real images are produced when rays of a light (after reflection or refraction) meet at some point.
Answer:
Explanation:
Impossible to say without knowing how high point D is.
If we ignore friction, the energy converted from potential energy will exist as kinetic energy.
let d be the height in meters of point D "in the air"
mg(19 - d) = ½mv²
m is common so divides out
g(19 - d) = ½v²
v = √(2g(19 - d))
no sense in making g any more precise than the height. g = 9.8
v = √(2(9.8)(19 - d))
v = √(19.6(19 - d))
Answer:
light and sound are both trasverse waves
Explanation:
469.24m. An airplane flying 60m/s at a height of 300m dropped a sack of flour that stack the ground 469.24m from the point of release.
This is a example of horizontal parabolic projectile motion,and we represents this motion in the coordinate axis, which means that the velocity has components in x axis and y axis.
The equation of components on the x axis.
, where x is the distance and Vox the initial velocity before the drop
The equation of components on the y axis.
, where y is the height, and the velocity in y component before the drop is 0, reducing the equation to 
Clear t from both the equation of components on the x axis and the y axis:
and 
Equating both equations and clearing the distance x:
Substituting the values:
