A ball is thrown horizontally at 20 m/s from a bridge that is 42 m high. Calculate the speed at which the ball strikes the water below
A ball is thrown horizontally at 20 m/s from a bridge that is 42 m high. Calculate the speed at which the ball strikes the water below
Hint: break it down into horizontal and vertical components of motion.
So x comp is the 20m/s and y comp is gravity and height ?
Use one of your kinetic formulas, they're three basic ones.
I'm really confused. Could you please show me, with working? Please! :) I'm super desperate haha
First determine the vertical component of velocity of the projetile when it hits the gropund, after falling with acceleration 'g' for a distance of 42 m. This formula ought tio look familiar"
Here , now solve for . The horizontal component of velocity you already know. Finally use Pythagoras to find the magnitude of the velocity at impact.
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