A balll is projected with initial speed of 40 m/s making an angle of 30 degrees with the horizontal. Find
(1) Vertical displacement
(2) Horizontal displacement
(3) velocity and angle it is making with horizontal at t=1 and t=3 sec.
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Vignesh Ramakrishnan, Aspiring Physicist
Answered Nov 14, 2016 · Author has 366 answers and 432k answer views
Dividing v into horizontal and vertical components , we write two sets of motion equations at t=1.5seconds, assuming gravitational acceleration=10m/s2
Horizontal
v=30(√3/2)+0*1.5=15√3
Vertical
v=30(1/2)-10*1.5=0
Angle wrt horizontal =arctan(0/15√3)=0
Which means the object is perfectly horizontal
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Shivang Khandelwlal, studied Cricket & Books at The Shishukunj International School
Answered Apr 30, 2017
For this question you need to have a basic knowledge of projectile motion.
The time of flight of a vertical projectile is given by:
T= 2u(sin theta)/ g
So by this we get the time of flight equal to 3 seconds.
And as we know time of ascent = time of descent
So time taken to reach the max height where the angle of projectile becomes 0 with respect to horizontal.
So after 1.5 seconds the angle with the horizontal of projectile is 0 degrees.
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Vikas Sangwan, B.E from Army Institute of Technology (2018)
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As there is no gravitational force in horizontal direction so ucos30=30×√3/2=25.7m/s, will remain same.
But as there is gravitational force in vertical direction so vertical component will change
And here initial u=usin30=30×1/2=15m/s
v=u+a×t
v= 15+(-10×1.5)=0
So after 1.5 second of flight object will be parallel to horizontal so angle will be 0° will horizontal.
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Vignesh Ramakrishnan, Aspiring Physicist
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Dividing v into horizontal and vertical components , we write two sets of motion equations at t=1.5seconds, assuming gravitational acceleration=10m/s2
Horizontal
v=30(√3/2)+0*1.5=15√3
Vertical
v=30(1/2)-10*1.5=0
Angle wrt horizontal =arctan(0/15√3)=0
Which means the object is perfectly horizontal
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Shivang Khandelwlal, studied Cricket & Books at The Shishukunj International School
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For this question you need to have a basic knowledge of projectile motion.
The time of flight of a vertical projectile is given by:
T= 2u(sin theta)/ g
So by this we get the time of flight equal to 3 seconds.
And as we know time of ascent = time of descent
So time taken to reach the max height where the angle of projectile becomes 0 with respect to horizontal.
So after 1.5 seconds the angle with the horizontal of projectile is 0 degrees.
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Vikas Sangwan, B.E from Army Institute of Technology (2018)
Answered Nov 14, 2016 · Author has 184 answers and 145k answer views
As there is no gravitational force in horizontal direction so ucos30=30×√3/2=25.7m/s, will remain same.
But as there is gravitational force in vertical direction so vertical component will change
And here initial u=usin30=30×1/2=15m/s
v=u+a×t
v= 15+(-10×1.5)=0
So after 1.5 second of flight object will be parallel to horizontal so angle will be 0° will horizontal.
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