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Nitella [24]
3 years ago
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A string attached to an airborne balloon was maintained at an angle of 54 degrees with the ground. If 2.3 m of string was reeled

in to return the balloon back to the ground, what was the horizontal and vertical displacements
Physics
1 answer:
Slav-nsk [51]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

dₓ = 1.35 m

dy = 1.86 m

Explanation:

In order to find the vertical and horizontal components of the displacement, we can assume a right triangle. Such that, the length of string is the hypotenuse, making and angle of 54° with the base of triangle. The base is the horizontal component of displacement. And the perpendicular is the vertical component of displacement. Therefore:

d_{x} = d\ Cos\ \theta

where,

dₓ = horizontal component of displacement = ?

d = resultant displacement = 2.3 m

θ = angle between displacement and ground = 54°

Therefore,

d_{x} = (2.3\ m)\ Cos\ 54^0

<u>dₓ = 1.35 m</u>

For vertical component of displacement:

d_{y} = d\ Sin\ \theta\\d_{y} = (2.3\ m)\ Sin\ 54^0

<u>dy = 1.86 m</u>

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