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    This document contains 8 problems from a textbook on particle kinematics and curvilinear motion. The problems involve calculating average acceleration, velocity components, launch angles, ranges, times of flight and trajectories for objects moving along curved paths such as projectiles, rockets, and high jumpers. Solutions to the problems require applying equations of motion along curved paths and in two-dimensional trajectories.

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    This document contains 8 problems from a textbook on particle kinematics and curvilinear motion. The problems involve calculating average acceleration, velocity components, launch angles, ranges, times of flight and trajectories for objects moving along curved paths such as projectiles, rockets, and high jumpers. Solutions to the problems require applying equations of motion along curved paths and in two-dimensional trajectories.

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    Tutorial #2 Dynamics-Meriam&Kraige, 6th ed.

    Kinematics of Particles-Curvilinear Motions


    Dr. Achmad Widodo [Mechanical Engineering-Diponegoro University]
     

    1. [P.2/65]. The particle P moves along the curved slot,


    a portion of which is shown. Its distances in meters
    measured along the slot is given by s = t2/4, where t
    is in second. The particle is at A when t = 2 s and at B
    when t = 2.2 s. Determine the magnitude a av of the
    average acceleration of P between A and B. Also
    express the acceleration as a vector a av using unit
    vector i and j.

    2. [P.2/69]. A long jumper approaches his takeoff


    board A with a horizontal velocity of 30 ft/sec.
    Determine the vertical component vy of the velocity
    of the velocity of his center of gravity at takeoff for
    him to make the jump shown. What is the vertical
    rise h of his center of gravity?

    3. [P.2/71]. The center of mass G of a high jumper


    follows the trajectory shown. Determine the
    component v0, measured in the vertical plane of the
    figure, of his takeoff velocity and angle if the apex
    of the trajectory just clear the bar at A. (In general,
    must the mass center G of the jumper clear the bar
    during a successful jump?

    4. [P.2/72]. With what minimum horizontal velocity u


    can aboy throw a rock at A and have it just clear the
    obstruction at B?
    5. [P.2/73]. Prove the well-known result that, for a given
    launch speed v0, the launch angle = 45o yield the
    maximum horizontal range R. Determine the
    maximum range (Note that this result does not hold
    when aerodynamic drag is included in the analysis.

    6. [P.2/78]. A rocket is released at point A from a jet


    aircraft flying horizontally at 1000 km/h at an altitude
    of 800 m. If the rocket a horizontal acceleration of
    0.5g, determine the angle from the horizontal to the
    line of sight to the target.

    7. [P.2/80]. An outfielder experiments with two different


    trajectories for throwing to home plate from the
    position shown: (a) v0 = 140 ft/sec with = 8o and (b)
    v0 = 120 ft/sec with = 12o. For each set of initial
    conditions, determine the time t required for the
    baseball to reach home plate and the altitude h as the
    ball crosses the plate.

    8. [P.2/87]. The muzzle velocity of along-range rifle at A


    is u = 400 m/s. Determine the two angle of elevation
    which will permit the projectile to hit the mountain
    target B.
    SOLUTION

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