Physics, asked by shokumari81, 4 days ago

a ship is 690 m away from port. A shell. is fired from the port with initial velocity of v0 at an elevation of 45° with the horizontal. the shell hits the ship. Initial velocity of shell is (assume ship is stationary and g=10m/s2)​

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Answered by sdp3076
25

Answer:

Explanation:

first ,we can find the time of flight

and we know the equation of time of flight is T=2v₀sinФ/g=2×v₀sin45/10

⇒(2×v₀×1/√2)/10⇒ T=√2v₀/10(equation 1)

we know that 690 m is the horizontal distance from the port and the horizontal component of velocity is v₀cos45=v₀×1/√2=v₀/√2

we know horizontal range(R)=v₀cosФ×T⇒ 690=(v₀/√2)×T(equation 2)

substituting equation 1 in equation 2

690=(v₀/√2)×√2v₀/10⇒ 690=v₀²/10

⇒v₀²=6900⇒ v₀=83.07m/s

hope this helps you

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Answered by amitnrw
21

Initial velocity of shell is 10√69 m/s or about 83.066m/s

Given:

  • A ship is 690 m away from port.
  • Initial velocity of v₀ at an elevation of 45° with the horizontal
  • Hit the ship which is stationary
  • g = 10 m/s²

To Find:

  • Initial velocity of shell v₀

Solution:

Step 1:

Find Vertical and horizontal component of velocity

vertical v₀sin45° = v₀/√2

Horizontal  v₀cos45° = v₀/√2

Step 2:

Use V = U + at  and find t to reach at top where v= 0  

0 =  v₀/√2 + gt

=> 0 =  v₀/√2 + (-10)t

=> t = v₀/10√2

Step 3:

Total Time of flight is double to reach top

= 2t

= 2 v₀/10√2

= √2v₀/10

Step 4:

Find Distance using Horizontal speed x Time and equate with 690

(v₀/√2 ) (√2v₀/10)  = 690

=>  v₀² = 6900

=>  v₀ = 10√69 m/s

 v₀ ≈ 83.066m/s

Initial velocity of shell is 10√69 m/s or about 83.066m/s

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