Physics, asked by anahig1232, 1 year ago

A stone is thrown horizontally at a speed of 14 m/s from the top of a cliff. The stone lands at the bottom of the cliff after falling for 3.2 sec. How high is the cliff?

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Answered by bans55
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speed = distance/time

the stone makes an arc path.
the distance stone traveled, or the arc length = 14*3.2 = 44.8 m

Now consider an arc section, a vertical line represents the cliff, arc represents the line of travel of the stone. horizontal line is the ground. the angle between the cliff and the ground is 90°.

arc = radius*angle

angle = 90°
radius = 44.8/90


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Answered by josejdjgf70
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