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A batter hits a baseball so that it leaves that bat with the initial velocity 37 m/s at an angle of 53° with horizontal. Find the position of the ball, magnitude and direction of the velocity of the ball after 2 sec. Treat the base ball as a projectile.​

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Answered by ChSaswatSamal
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As,we know,in case of a projectile motion,the projectile moves forward with its constant horizontal component of velocity and after going for a certain height due to its vertical component of velocity it reaches back to the ground due to gravity.

So,we can say after  

t

if it reaches height  

h

then,

h

=

(

37

sin

53

)

t

1

2

9.8

t

2

(as,vertical component of velocity is  

37

sin

53

)

Given,  

t

=

2

s

So,  

h

=

39.5

m

And horizontal displacement will be  

r

=

37

cos

53

2

=

44.52

m

So,after  

2

s

the baseball will be lying  

39.5

m

above its point of projection and  

44.52

m

ahead of its point of projection.

Now,let the vertical component of velocity will become  

v

y

after time  

2

s

So,  

v

y

=

37

sin

53

9.8

2

or,  

v

y

=

9.95

m

s

And,horizontal component of velocity remains constant i.e  

v

x

=

37

cos

53

=

22.27

m

s

So,magnitude of velocity after  

2

s

is  

v

2

x

+

v

2

y

=

24.4

m

s

Making an angle of  

tan

1

(

9.95

22.27

)

=

24.06

w.r.t horizontal

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