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1: Kinematics
5: Advanced Mechanics P10004 .m Two balls are launched from the top of a
cliff. Ball A has an initial velocity of 8.00 m.s-1
at an angle of 30.0o w.r.t. the horizontal and ball B has an
initial velocity of 12.0 m.s-1 at 60.0o to the
horizontal. The height of the cliff above sea level is 100 m. Ignoring air resistance, calculate: A.
The
time taken for both ball to reach their maximum heights. B.
The
maximum heights of the balls above sea level. C.
The
speed of the balls at their maximum height. D.
The
relative position of ball B when ball A is at its maximum height. E.
The
relative velocity of ball B when ball A is at its maximum height. F.
The
horizontal distance from the base of the cliff that the balls enter the sea
water, G.
The
velocities of the balls as they enter the sea water. View solution below only after you have completed the answering the question. |
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