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    Let T Timethe First Ball Travelled T S V T+ GT

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    The document contains two physics problems involving projectile motion: 1) A ball is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 12 m/sec and another with 24 m/sec. The balls will be at the same level after 1.325 seconds, 7.29 meters above the floor. The second ball traveled for 0.325 seconds. 2) An automobile travels 540 meters in 40 seconds, accelerating and decelerating at 1.8 m/sec^2. The maximum speed is 18 m/sec, reached after 10 seconds.

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    The document contains two physics problems involving projectile motion: 1) A ball is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 12 m/sec and another with 24 m/sec. The balls will be at the same level after 1.325 seconds, 7.29 meters above the floor. The second ball traveled for 0.325 seconds. 2) An automobile travels 540 meters in 40 seconds, accelerating and decelerating at 1.8 m/sec^2. The maximum speed is 18 m/sec, reached after 10 seconds.

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    The document contains two physics problems involving projectile motion: 1) A ball is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 12 m/sec and another with 24 m/sec. The balls will be at the same level after 1.325 seconds, 7.29 meters above the floor. The second ball traveled for 0.325 seconds. 2) An automobile travels 540 meters in 40 seconds, accelerating and decelerating at 1.8 m/sec^2. The maximum speed is 18 m/sec, reached after 10 seconds.

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    Let T Timethe First Ball Travelled T S V T+ GT

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    The document contains two physics problems involving projectile motion: 1) A ball is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 12 m/sec and another with 24 m/sec. The balls will be at the same level after 1.325 seconds, 7.29 meters above the floor. The second ball traveled for 0.325 seconds. 2) An automobile travels 540 meters in 40 seconds, accelerating and decelerating at 1.8 m/sec^2. The maximum speed is 18 m/sec, reached after 10 seconds.

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    Tria, Marvin Lloyd G.

    BSCE-2A

    FREE FALLING BODIES:

    A ball is thrown upward from the basketball court with the


    velocity of 12 m/sec. One second later another ball is
    thrown vertically upward with a velocity of 24 m/sec.

     When will the balls be at the same level?

     How far above the floor will the balls be at the same
    level?

     Determine the time the second ball traveled until


    the balls are at the same level.

    When will the balls be at the same level?

    let t=timethe first ball travelled

    t 1−1=time the second ball travelled until the balls are at the same level

    1
    S=V o t + g t 2
    2

    1
    S=12t− ( 9.81)t 2
    2

    S=12t −4.905t 2 eq. -1-

    1
    S=24 ( t−1 )− ( 9.81 ) ( t−1 )2 eq. -2-
    2

    Equate eq .1∧eq .2:

    1
    12 t−4.905 t 2 =24 ( t−1 )− ( 9.81 ) ( t−1 )2
    2

    12 t−4.905 t 2 =24 ( t −1 )−4.905 ( t 2−2 t +1 )

    12 t−4.905 t 2 =24 t−24−4.905 t 2+ 9.81t−4.905

    28.905=21.81t

    t=1.325 sec Answer.


    Distance above the floor that the balls
    will be at the same level

    S=12t −4.905t 2

    S=12m/sec (1.325 sec)−4.905 m/sec (1.325 sec)2

    S=7.29m Answer.

    Time the second ball travelled until the


    stones are at the same level

    t 2=t −1

    t 2=1.325−1

    t 2=¿ 0.325 sec Answer.


    MOTION CURVES:

    An automobile is to travel a distance from A to B of 540 m., in exactly 40 seconds. The auto
    accelerates and decelerates at 1.8 m/sec²., starting from the rest at A and coming to rest at
    B. find the maximum speed.

    1.8 t 1 =v eq. -1-

    1.8 t 3 =v eq. -2-

    From Equation 1 & 2

    1.8 t 1 =1.8t 3

    t 1=t 3 eq. -3-

    t 1+ t 2 +t 3=40

    2 t 1 +t=40

    t 2=40−2 t 1 eq. -4-


    v t1
    S1= eq. -5-
    2

    S2=S 1+ vt 2

    v t1
    S1= + vt 2 eq. -6-
    2

    vt3
    S3=S 2+
    2

    but t 3=t 1 ; S3 =540 m

    540= ( v2t +vt )+ v2t


    1
    2
    1

    540=v t 1 + vt 2

    ¿ Eq . 4 :

    540=v t 1 + v (40−2t 1)

    540=v t 1 + 40 v−2 v t 1

    540=40 v −v t 1

    540=v ( 40−t 1)

    ¿ Eq .1 :

    540=1.8t 1 (40−t 1)

    300=40 t−t 12

    0=300−40 t+t 12

    t 1=10 sec .

    t 3=10 sec .

    t 2=40−2 ( 10 )=20 sec .

    v=1.8 ( 10 )
    m
    v=18 (maximum speed)
    sec

    CURVILINEAR TRANSLATION:
    Flight of Projecting: AIR RESISTANCE
    NEGLECTED

    A projectile is fired with an initial velocity of


    60 m/sec. upward at an angle of 30 degrees
    to the horizontal from a point 80 m. above a
    level plain. What horizontal distance will it
    cover before it strikes the plain?

    m
    V o =60
    sec

    y=−80 m

    θ=30°

    x=?

    x=V o cosθ∗t

    x
    t=
    V o cosθ

    1
    y=V o sinθ∗t− g t 2
    2

    g x2
    y=xtanθ −
    2 V 2o cos2 θ

    ( 9.81)(x )2
    −80=x (tan 30° )− ¿¿

    −80=0.5774 ( x )−0.001817 ( x )2
    2
    0.001817 ( x ) −0.5774 ( x )−80=0
    0.5774 ± √(0.5774)2−4(0.001817)(−80)
    x=
    0.001817

    x=422m .

    Given :W =25 lb

    T =26.5 lb

    v=55 mph

    25
    cosθ=
    26.5

    θ=19.37 °

    W v2
    tanθ=
    Wgr

    v2
    tanθ=
    gr

    v2
    tan19.37 °=
    gr

    mi 1 hr 5280 ft
    v=55 x x
    hr 3600 sec 1 mi

    ft
    v=80.67
    sec

    v2
    r=
    g∗tan 19.37 °

    80.672
    r=
    32.2∗tan 19.37 °

    r =574.85 ft .

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