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Anonymous asked in Science & MathematicsPhysics · 1 day ago

Parabolic shot with friction coefficient?

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  • oubaas
    Lv 7
    1 day ago
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    energy KE at slide top :

    KE= Vo^2/2*m-m*g*L(sin 35+cos 45*μk)

    KE = m(20^2/2-9.806*1.4*(0.574+0.819*0.18))= 190*m = m/2*V^2

    V = √380 = 19.5 m/sec

    h = 1.4*0.574 = 0.80 m

    Δh = (V*sin 35)^2/2g = (380*0.574^2/19.6) = 6.39 m

    H = h+Δh = 0.80+6.39 = 7.19 m

    tdown = √2H/g = √2*7.19/9.806 = 1.21 sec

    tup = V*sin 35/g = 19.5*0.574/9.806 = 1.14 sec

    total evolution time t (from slide top on) = 1.21+1.14 = 2.35 sec

    distance d = V*cos 35*t = 19.5*0.819*2.35 = 37.5 m

    impact velocity Vi :

    Vix = 19.5*0.819 = 16.0 m/sec

    Viy = g*tdown = -9.06*1.21 = -11.97 m/sec

    Vi = √Vix^2+Viy^2 = √16^2+11.97^2 = 19.9 m/sec ( a bit less than Vo)

    heading angle = arctan Viy/Vix = arctan -11.97/16.0 = -36.8° ( 36.8° SoE)

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