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    2 Force and Motion Chapter 8 Projectile Motion

    Practice 8.2 (p.318) The dog takes 0.441 s to reach its


    1 D maximum height.
    2 B (c) Time of flight = 2  0.4414 = 0.883 s
    3 D 5 Take upwards and the initial horizontal
    Consider an object being projected at an initial moving direction of the object as positive.
    speed u at an angle , vy / m s1

    Consider the vertical direction. 0 t/


    s
    Let T be the time of flight.
    By sy = uyt + ayt 2,

    vx / m s1
    0 = (u sin )T + gT 2

    T= or 0 (rejected)

    0 t/
    Consider the horizontal direction. s
    Range = uxt Take the PE at the object’s initial position as
    = (u cos ) zero.
    PE / J
    = 0 t/
    s
     u2

    =
    6 Take upwards and rightwards as positive.
    (a) Consider the horizontal direction.
     R2 =  R1 =  R = 4R ux = = = 9 m s1

    4 Take upwards and leftwards as positive. Consider the vertical direction.


    (a) Consider the vertical direction. Time to reach the maximum height
    By vy = uy + 2aysy,
    2 2
    = = 2.5 s
    0 = (5 sin 60)2 + 2(9.81)sy
    By vy = uy + ayt,
    sy = 0.9557 m  0.956 m
    0 = uy + (9.81)2.5
    The maximum height is 0.956 m.
    uy = 24.525 m s1
    (b) By sy = (uy + vy)t,
    u

    0.9557 = (5 sin 60 + 0)t 24.525 m s1


    t = 0.4414 s  0.441 s
    9 m s1

    New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition) 1


     Oxford University Press 2015
    2 Force and Motion Chapter 8 Projectile Motion

    u =
    =
    = 26.1 m s1

    tan  =

     = 69.8
    His initial velocity is 26.1 m s1 towards
    the right at 69.8 above the horizontal.
    (b) Maximum height
    = uyt + ayt 2

    = 24.525(2.5) + (9.81)2.52

    = 30.7 m

    2 New Senior Secondary Physics at Work (Second Edition)


     Oxford University Press 2015

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