Question

How do I calculate the widest gap a motor cycle rider can cross at a velocity of 100 km/h having the angle of incline on either side be 45 degrees?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Horizontal distance covered between the, time taken while it leaves the ground at the start of the gap at angle of 45° ,& then touces the ground at the end of the gap to be found out.

0=( 100* 5/18)(sine45°) - gt

t= 100*5/18✓2g . ( Time to go up& lose vertical part of the velup)

Total time in the air= 2 t= 100*5*✓2/18 g=

= 50✓2/18 sec

Horizontal gap it can cross is

(100*5/18/✓2)*50*✓2/18

= 100*5*50/18*18

=2500/18*18

= 77.16m