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SOLUTIONS
1. Value of h
x V cos t
150 30 cos 60 t
t 10 sec onds
1
y V sin t gt 2
2
y h
h 30 sin 60 10

1
2
9.81 10
2

h 230.7 m
h 230.7 m

2. Value of y
x V cos 60 t
x 150 cos 60 20
x 1500 m
1
y V sin t gt 2
2
y 150 sin 60 20

1
9.81 20 2
2

y 636 m
VBX VAX
VBX 150 cos 60
VBX 75 m / sec
V

150 sin 60 2 9.81 636

BY 2
BY 2

AY 2

2 gy
2

VBY 66.31 m / sec

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VBY VBX2 VBY 2


V

75

68.31

VB 100 m / sec
H

V 2 sin2
2g

150 sin 60
2 9.81
2

H 860 m

3. Value of x

y x tan

gx 2
2V 2 cos2

80 x tan30

9.81 x 2
2 60 cos2 30
2

80 0.774x 0.001817 x 2
0.001817 x 2 0.5774 80 0
x

0.5774

0.5774 4 0.001817 80
2 0.001817
2

x 422 m

4. Take off velocity


y x tan

gx 2
2V cos2
2

6 5.5 tan30
9.175

9.81 5.5

2 V cos2 30
2

197.835
V2

V 2 21.56
V 4.64 m / sec

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5. Cars minimum take-off velocity


y x tan

gx 2
2V cos2
2

9.81 12
1
3 12
2
2V 2 2 / 5

882.9
V2

V 2 98.1
V 9.90 m / sec
VAX V cos 8.855 m / sec

VAy 2 Vy 2 2gh 9.90 1/ 5

VAy 8.858 m / sec


tan

VAy
VAx

2 9.81 3

8.858
8.855

45
6. Initial velocity and inclination
y x
75

1 3
10
y 23.72 m
x 71.15 m
h

V 2 sin2
2g

20

V 2 sin2
2 9.81

V 2 sin2 392.4
392.4
V2
sin2
y x tan

gx 2
2V cos2
2

23.72 71.15 tan

9.81 71.15

392.4
2
cos
2
sin

71.15 tan 63.28 tan2

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tan

71.15

71.15 4 63.28 23.72


2 63.28
2

71.15 105.2
1.39338
2 63.28

54.3
392.4
V2
24.4 m / sec
sin2 54.3
7. Angle

1 2
gt
2
1
2400 9.81 t 2
2
t 22.12 sec
1
x Vt at 2
2
1
2
1000
x 1200
22.12 2 0.6 9.81 22.12
3600
x 8813 m

2400
8813
tan 15.23
tan

8. Horizontal Distance
39.74
x
x

Vo2 sin 2
g

12

sin 2 39.74
9.81

x 14.43 m

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9. Initial Velocity

y x tan

gx 2
2V 2 cos2

1.5 18 tan 60

9.81 18
2

2V cos 60
6356.88
29.677
V2
6356.88
V2
29.677
V 14.64 m

10. Distance x
1
y V sin t gt 2
2
1
2
30 30 sin 4 9.81 4
2
30 120 sin 78.48
23.83
x V cos t
x 30 cos 23.83 4
x 109.8 m

11. Height of the hill


y V sin t
120 30 cos 5
120
150
36.87

cos

1
y V sin t gt 2
2
y 30 sin 36.87 5

1
9.81 5 2
2

y 32.625 m
y 32.625 m
12. Angle

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R

V 2 sin 2
g

30

18

sin 2

9.81

2 65
32.5
Use a number 9 iron

13. Angle with the vertical

W V2
2
6.50
V2
gr
tan

W
gr 9.81 15
16

14. Minimum speed and angle


Fh 0
N

W V2
g r

F N 0.6

W V2
g r

Fv 0
0.6

W V2
W
g r

V2

9.81 15
gr

0.6
0.60

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3600
56.4 kph
1000

V 15.66 m / sec

tan 0.6
31 this angle is with the horizontal
59.04 angle with the wall
15. Pressure
V2
tan
gr
1000
3600
V 215 m / sec
V 774 kph

215
9.81 1750
2

tan

69.6
600
R
R 1721.3 N
cos

16. Rated speed


a) tan 0.60
31
1000
V 160 kph
44.44 m / sec
3600
V2
tan
gr
tan 31

44.44
9.81 90

31 65.9 34.9
b) tan

V2
gr

tan 34.9

V2
9.81 90

V 24.82 m / sec

3600
89.4 kph (rated speed)
1000

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17. Maximum speed


v 50 kph (rated speed) 50

1000
13.89 m / sec 2
3600

V 2 13.89

gr 9.81 60
2

tan

18.15
tan

V2
gr

tan 0.60
31
tan 18.15 31
V 26 m / sec

V2
9.81 60

3600
93.6 kph max imum speed
1000

18. Maximum velocity


4
N 3000 2400 N
5
F 2400 0.20 480 N
1800 1.2 480 1.2 1500 S

W
2
2
0 0
g
S 1.03 m
1/ 2

KS2
W
1/ 2
V max 2
2
g
Vmax 3.23 m / sec

19. Speed

2
416,000 N
100

P 96,000 16,000 1000

PV
746
416,000 V
6000
746
1 km 3600 s
V 10.76 m / sec

hr

1000 m
38.7 kph

hp

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20. Maximum Power

1000 1000 12 2 6 2
2

300 1/ 2

100
9.81

P 300 5000 300 1000 1000


P 43349 N
hp
hp

PV
746
43349 12

746
hp 697 hp

21. Determine the time


4
N 1000 800 N
5
F 0.20 800 160 N

Fx t

W
V2 V1
g

1000
3
15 3
1500 160 1000 t
9.81
5

1000
740 t
12
9.81
t 1.65 sec

22. Find the modulus


M1V1 M2 V2
5
1000
600
V2
g
g
V2 3 m / sec (recoil velocity of canno
n)
The kinetic energy of the cannon is absorbed by the nest of springs

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W 2
V2
g
1000
2
2
1/ 2K 0.9 1/ 2
3
9.81
K 1133 kN / m
1/ 2K S2 1/ 2

23. Average Resistance


W12 h
S
W1 W2 R W1 W2
Where:
S = penetration of pile per blow (m)
W1 = weight of hammer
W2 = weight of pile
h = free fall height of hammer (m)
R = average resistance to penetration of pile

Substitute values:

6000 0.9
6000 3000 R 6000 3000
2

0.15

3600
R 9000
R 33000 N
0.15

24. Angle

MB 0

6w 3 sin 90 10w 5 sin


18 sin 90 50 sin

18 sin 90 cos sin cos 90 50 sin


18
50
1948 '

tan

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25. Greatest Distance

MA 0
30 2x
2

400 x 9000 600 x


x9m

200 x 300

26. Horizontal Force


4
cos
8
60
x 8 sin 60
x 6.93

MA 0

100 6.93 P 12
P 57.74 kN
27. Find the weight
WA 1.20 WB 1.50
WA 1.25 WB

WA 1.80 14 1.80 WB 3

1.25 WB 1.80 14 1.80 3 WB


0.75 WB 14 1.80
WB 33.6 kg

WA 1.25 33.6
WA 42 kg

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28. Distance
MF 0

1000 y 20000x
y 20x
1
x
y
20
the s tone is 20 times nearer

29. Value of the angle

W cos N
F N W sin
N W sin
W cos W sin
tan 0.30
16.70

30. Coefficient of rolling Resistance

MA 0

18000x 90 150
x 0.75 mm

31. Average Velocity


T wy
750 1.5y
y 500 m
2S 800
S 400 m
y 2 s2 c 2

500

400 c 2
2

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c 300 m
d yc
c 300 m
d y c 500 300 200 m
32. Average Velocity
1
1
2
S Vo t at 2 0 4 5 50 m
2
2
50
Average velocity
10 m / s
5
33. Distance in meters
V2 V1 at
75000
1250 m / min
60
500 45
V2 V1 at 1250
875 m / min
60
V22 V12 2aS
V1 75 kph

875

1250 2 500 S
2

S 796.875 m
34. Distance
dV
a
dt
dV
10 2t
dt
dV 10 2t dt
v

10

dV 10 2t dt

2t 2
10t t 2
2
dS
V 10t t 2 10
dt
dS V dt
V 10 10t

2
dS 10t t 10 dt

10t 2 t 3

10t
2
3

5 36

6 3 10
3

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35. Distance
V2 V1 at
0 10 2t
t 5 sec
V22 V12 2aS1
0 10 2 2 S1
2

S1 25 m
S2 V2 t

1 2
at
2

1
2
2 10 100 m
2
Total dis tan ce traveled 125 m

S2 0

36. Highest point


Let: H = highest point reached by the ball
H = 195 + h
V22 V12 2gh
0 29.3 2 9.81 h
2

h 43.8 m
H 195 43.8 238.8 m
37. Height
When s = 92
Vf = 19

Vf Vi 2as
2
19 0 2 a 92
2

a 1.96 m / s2
When Vf = 24

24

0 2 1.96 s

s 146.94 m

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38. Highest point

V22 V12 2 gh
0 29.3 2 9.81 3 h
3

h 43.76 m
H 195 43.76 238.76 m
V3 2 V22 2 gH 0 2 9.81 238.76
V3 68.44 m / s

39. Range on the horizontal

y x tan 45

gx 2
2Vo cos2

92 x tan 45

9.81 x 2
2 430 cos2 45
2

0.000053 x 2 x 92 0
x 18.940 m

40. Actual speed of the stone


Voy 100 m / sec
tan 60

Voy
Vox

100
57.74 m / sec
tan 60
After 10 seconds:
Vy Voy A yt 100 9.8 10
Vox

2 m / sec
Vx Vox 57.74
V Vy 2 Vx 2 22 57.742 57.77 m / sec

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41. Coefficient of friction


1
y gt 2
2
1
5 9.81 t 2
2
t 1.01 sec
x V2t
3 V2 1.01

V2 2.97 m / sec
V22 V12 2as

2.92 2 5 2 2a 4
a 2.02 m / sec 2
Wa
F
g
Wa W 2.02

g
9.81
0.21
N

42. Maximum height


V 2 Vo2 2gh
0 10 sin 60 2 9.81 h
2

h 3.82 m

43. Initial velocity


y x tan

gx 2
2V 2 cos2

2 60 tan 30
36.64

9.81 60

2V 2 cos2 30

9.81 60

2V 2 cos2 30
V 25.35 m / s

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44. Maximum weight


V 2 Vo2 2gh
0 50 sin30 2 9.81 h
2

h 31.86 m

45. Range of Projectile


V2 sin 2 300 sin90

2795 ft
g
32.2
2795

932 yds
3
2

46. Coefficient of friction


2Wr 2
I
5g
a r
a

r
2Wr 2 a
Fr I
5g r
2 Wa
F
5g
Wa 2 Wa Wa
W sin 30 F

g
5g
g
7a
0.5
5g
a
F

0.5 5 9.81
7
2W 3.504
5 9.81

3.504 m / sec 2

0.143 W

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N W cos 30
F N
0.143 W W cos 30
0.165
47. Coefficient of friction
tan 0.60
31
1000
44.44 m / sec
3600
V2
tan
gr
V 160 kph

tan 31

44.44
9.81 90

31 65.9
34.9

48. Acceleration

For constant velocity, tangential acceleration at = 0


V 2 24

2.88 m / sec 2
r
200
2

an

a a t 2 an2 02 2.88 2.88 m / sec 2 towards the center


2

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49. Normal Acceleration and Tangential Speed


180 2
60
w 6 rad / sec
w

an r w 2
an 0.5 6

an 18m / s2 normal acceleration


V r w
V 0.5 6

V 3 m / s tan gential speed

50. Speed
W V2
F
gr
V rw
0.30 W
w2

W r w

gr

.30 32.2

3
w 1.79 rad / sec
w

1.79 60

2
w 17.1 rpm

51. Value of the load


From triangle AEF:
1.75
cos 30
AE
AE 2.02 m
From triangle AEG:
2.02
cos
4
59.67

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Fv 0

R A sin59.67 RB sin 59.67 RC 59.67 1000


R A RB R C

R A 3 sin 59.67 1000


R A 386.19 kg
RB 386.19 kg
RC 386.19 kg

52. Normal Acceleration

V22 V12 2a S

9 2 1.5 2 2a 60
a 0.656 m / sec 2 tan gential acceleration
V2 6

36 m / s2 normal acceleration
r
1.0
2

an

53. Apparent Weight


V2 V1 at
5 0 a 4

a 1.25 m / sec 2
Considering FBD of man,
600 1.25
600a
R 600
600
g
9.81
676.5 N apparent weight of man
Considering FBD of elevator
9600 1.25
T 9600
10,823 N tension in the cable
9.81

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54. Speed
160 F 200
F 40 lb ma

w
a
g

160
a
32.2
a 8.05 fps2
40

55. Acceleration

F ma
1500 500a
a 3 m / sec 2
56. Force
Fx ma

Fx F W sin F1

F1 N

F1 0.20 W cos

F1 0.20 14000 cos 20 2631 N


W sin 14000 sin 20 4788 N
14000
F 4788 2631
3
9.81
F 11700 N
F 11.7 kN
57. Spring Constant

m1V1 m2 V2 m1V m2 V
1 900

89 0 1V 89 V

g
g
g
g
90 V 900
V 10 m / sec
Work done by spring = Change in K.E.

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KS2 W

V32 V2
2
2g

K 150

2 1000

90
2
2
0 10
2 9.81

K 40.8 N / mm
58. Maximum Deflection of spring
1
1
mV 2 K x 2
2
2
1
1
2
50 40 20000 x2
2
2
x2m
59. Stored Energy
F kx 120x
1

Energy F dx 120x dx

20x 2

60 N m

60. Power
Pos. Work Neg. Work = Change in K.E.
sin tan for small angles
300P 5000 300 1000 1000

1000
2
300 1/ 2
100
9.81

144 36

P 43349 N
PV 43349
hp

697 hp
746
746

61. Value of the angle

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v ' sin
v sin 30
But v cos 30 v ' cos
v ' cos
v
cos 30
v ' sin cos 30
e
tan cot 30
v ' cos sin 30
0.80 tan cot 30
24.79
e

62. Velocity
m1V1 m2 V2 m1V1 ' m2 V2 '
V1 ' V2 ' V

68 6 100 0 68 V 100 V
V 2.43 m / s

63. Height of the ball

V1
V2

0.40

2gh
2gh 20

h
20

h 3.2 m

64. Speed of the coupled cars


m1V1 m2 V2 m1 m2 V

60 1 40 0 60 40 V
V 0.60 mph

65. Time

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F N 0.10 1500 150N


w
Fx t m V2 V1 g V2 V1

250 150 t

1500
14.5 0
9.81

t 22.17 sec

66. Time

F N 0.20 1600 320 N

Fx t m V3 V2

0 320 t

1600
0 16
9.81

t 8.15 sec

67. Velocity
when t 0

Fx t mV

250 5 10 9.81 5 50 v 5 0
V5 15.19 m / s
250 5

250 3

2
V8 16.804 m / s

10 9.81 8 50 Vg 0

68. Distance of the block

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m1V1 m2 V2 m1V1 ' m2 V2 '


0.25 600

44.75 0
g

0.25 V 44.75 V

g
g

45 V 0.25 600
V 3.33 m / sec
Pos. Work Neg. Work = Change in K.E.
45
2
2
0 0.40 45 x
0 3.33
2 9.81
x 1.41 m

69. Height of the ball


V
e 1
V2
0.40

2gh
2g 20

0.40

20
h 3.2 m

70. Angular acceleration


a = 30 m/sec2
w = 3 rad/sec
r=4m
a a t 2 an 2
a2 at 2 an2
at r
an r w 2

30

r 2 2 r 2 w 4

900 4 4 3
2

12 rad / sec 2

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