2/13 A ball is thrown vertically upward with an initial speed of 80 ftsec from the base A of a 50-f elif. Determine the distance h by whieh tho ball cleans the top of the cliff'and the time ¢ after release for the ball to land at B, Also, caleulate the impact velocity vy. Neglect air resistance and the smal! horizontal ‘motion of the ball : Sapes ase, Solider vezo at porte € Wehnraxs hrse = Ya" — ag (hese) oe Bo ast? Cheso) she ¥94 ft pee z onde = Vals -5q te S0-0 > Bo ty es Lh csz.z)ty bg’ — 497? E@ Boo 2 fgg TERE ge ee arte eal —P tas 4.24 Sec tye 4.24 See Como, ) = ray Vaavia en2/56 Whon the effet of aerodynanie drag is ineuded, the ,ysoceleration of a baseball moving vertically upward : is 0, =-g—Fv, while the acvderation when the concent] bullis moving downward isa, = ~g + he’, where kis 4 postive constant and vis the sped in fet por se- ond. If the ball is thrown upward at 100 fuse from ecsontally ound lve, compute its maximam height audits sped ago inp wt te gro, Tako ‘tobe 0.002 ft~ and assume that gis constant. |aco-e emt pee kz const © Ve .tam Is oh Keene l w [a (vee oe ek G de nGakv') ue ~j-Kt No LUE ne 2G-ccl) a) = (t Ct4e00609\ (Im (9.41 4 0.00624 i -ih.s 6.5m Po pee ie yng An -grkut) | = —gtk ~ 3652 4 Co(-geavel] UWA mS ae)2/20 A particle moves along the positive x-axis with an acceleration a, in meters per second squared which increases linearly with x expressed in millimeters, as shown on the graph for an interval of its motion. If the velocity of the particle at x = 40 mm is 0.4 m/s, determine the velocity at x = 120 mm. @,, m/s? BY" 2 [bok +6 we int L (i Bae | 2 0-t42/34 A car starts from rest with an acceleration of 6 m/s” which decreases linearly with time to zero in 10 sec- onds, after which the car continues at a constant speed. Determine the time ¢ required for the car to travel 400 m from the start. cums 3 = Cn 2 Arreounder LG vee + £(E)e) ceoust- vs som bec a Des ( * eons yo a+Bx A, \ es Bol gt = tS ae ea oi He eae a, ; eo eae foe Ce ELM ve gE Soh ¢ 5 fot fet oor => Ge eeke Toe . s fof et Ceo) 2 2e0m Bee S32 {a0 = cee zoom oe ata Pn: ate ee2/29 A particle starts from rest at x — —2m and moves along the x-axis with the velocity history shown. Plot the corresponding acceleration and the displacement histories for the 2 seconds. Find the time ¢ when the particle crosses the origin. Solutte. — Vora al X2-299 Period 02 ~0'5) See area “ eae JA ko! SF Die2 ye = oot ep Area under v we fw . 7 Ve = ee o oe L@los) axe -laim Zee4+ ales) Darbnet pce eer arf, X-CMS) 2 pte SD Me POM Sor riod (2) Sec —— gs ae faxe fut > Koos s Ubise—ti aici xaots (£a3 xat)- (ft elt-eel] % je ey Siac ars Se ei | X three Wer el Ya Aeiveaie aie Co. fe Xnorse £6) (0-45 i ae a X Xmen 3 [IRC azctouste sete ey x0 =p (0.5 =} Wey neth es -4(t -1)> \ a a2/17 The car is traveling at a constant speed vp = 100 km/h on the level portion of the road. When the 6-percent (tan @ = 6/100) incline is encountered, the driver does not change the throttle setting and con- sequently the car decelerates at the constant rate g sin 6. Determine the speed of the car (a) 10 sec- onds after passing point A and (6) when s = 100 m. »— ee ts Se. tacos a Camel eaTe foo ae SO Scena Sok Avs—__ VWs at port As foo kul Or 1! 6 7.42" (oo 2 2 9.918 (9.43) s20 S8F mh = const. ae @ V=Vetat ou e(GE) 0. 887 4/0 = 219 m1 [see ) Se WiGrtat ey * nei p was 22/30 A retarding force is applied to a body moving in a straight line so that, during an interval of its mo- tion, its speed v decreases with increased position co- ordinate s according to the relation v? = k/s, where k is a constant. If the body has a forward speed of 2 in./sec and its position coordinate is 9 in. at time t = 0, determine the speed v at ¢ = 3 sec. wis wheve Kx cous. rie 2 tise, at a5 i) fsbo = SolAd——___ ee suet RS = [ols [EK “. (tet = Oe fat = aoe (ct cee a a 2 5-H) «vee 2 Wee ee ee ay S27) SD 2 <=» ee 4 Sto fs Gi es : \n Si 2 ot+7F =p Sst +427)* $ 2 2BSee =D Soe (9) #27) 5 21 2866 ty2/14 In the pinewood-derby event shown, the car is re- leased from rest at the starting position A and then rolls down the incline and on to the finish line C. If the constant acceleration down the incline is 9 ft/sec? and the speed from B to C is essentially con- stant, determine the time duration ¢,c for the race. The effects of the small transition area at B can be neglected. Vase 4 Sop 2 (2 + eal" Say, = CoUsf- « Be = veconsd- Solot— z Wey ree Sue 2 “WYoze F2n9K (0 “Mee 12y/ Lids Vb aM rade GHaorsre tae =o Gus h19 See Use = Up = Bat Lhy 2 consd ef B50 Yr te ee ene ic cee = a -395,2/11 Ball 1 is launched with an initial vertical vel vy = 160 ft/sec. Three seconds later, ball Jaunched with an initial vertical velocity v,. D y= Ibo Lhe mine vy if the balls are to collide at an altitu i 800 ft. At the instant of collision, is ball 1 ascer east or descending? Vy Uy oy | yy, 2 ute ey = Som ee eC ee) A Fad. SEO i pete os ot =o Ee aan aera oot lose Se Cem oy 4, ee ame Zaye OG 29,75) he HSM dy 27-43% pide eta od 25s Ze oth ete ai eee ce ga A dodo svete-bqte 2 Sees avn ak C2 eae) eee aly) ete2/21 A girl rolls a ball up an incline and allows it to re- turn to her. For the angle @ and ball involved, the acceleration of the ball along the incline is con- stant at 0.25g, directed down the incline. If the ball is released with a speed of 4 m/s, determine the distance s it moves up the incline before re- versing its direction and the total time ¢ required for the ball to return to the child's hand. NY 42a BS Crease eee Veo es 4% = 2% 22s (44S gx * Sm ax = B.rem Veve tat Beeps Ye orien Gd a0))) ite ete fe Gal See2/18 In traveling a distance of 3 km between points A and D, a car is driven at 100 km/h from A to PB for ¢ sec- onds and 60 km/h from C to D also for ¢ seconds. If the brakes are applied for 4 seconds between B and C to give the car a uniform deceleration, calculate ¢ and the distance s between A and B. 100 km/h 60 km/h a | Sree Ate & =p vereokrh= cost Gye CED =p V260 KE scons). Bio c =p byatSs azcomss. tap = Cap eG Sola Beee ~ San + Sec + Seo aR Glia = Vaconss. nea ete Cae) foo Ae“ 'ne = 27, « Got ctyp ee, eee Sea -Mpx ben - & t ae az cons}. Ves taten ee = es Hold) =p a 2-248 mt +208, => (ES) EI +229 5, - Spe 2 383m 2 2 coe SINE Pe o Beoo = St FEST a — >2/35 Packages enter the 10-ft chute at A with a speed of 4 ft/sec and have a 0.3¢ acceleration from A to B. If the packages come to rest at C, calculate the constant acceleration a of the packages from B to C. Also find the time required for the packages to go from A to C. SeluAtH 4ag = Cons}: = + 0-3(92.2) © 9.66 fHhs* VgieVy* +20 AS Ugis 4? 4209.66)(10) Supe 1467 Ah Ve eVa tat SD 16524 4966 Dt= lb 083Se BR—< a 2 2 — Ve = Wat Fea AS. 2 214. 46s) +202) Hie = Seeley fhe evn xe t = CHAT eo ¥eq Gq2/6 The velocity of a particle which moves along the s-axis is given by s = 40 - 3¢? m/s, where ¢ is in seconds. Calculate the displacement As of the particle during the interval from¢ = 2stot=4s. Speer rs fred OS Sve tar G Louse, SouAt~ fa eats 2 ic ae =4o-3t Sa i (ole «(uo -st"olt Sy 2 oorG pee woe 34 | 3 z INS (rocy -2 0.) - (ee) oa 3) SSE ali Ans.2/9 The acceleration of a particle is given by a = 4t — 30, where a is in meters per second squared and ¢ is in seconds. Determine the velocity and displacement as functions of time. The initial displacement at ¢ = 0 is so = —5 m, and the initial velocity is vy = 3 m/s. a=4t-30 m ly? fom (s ev )k t 1. fee xGeee t wate § soludd— ov 2 Yt -30 at v e v ats (av « (we -se)ott =p fdva Slut -r9olt az 3 2 ves < fi -7ot =p va et sot 42 = ve ae 2 at -r0t ¢? s é [os « [e4t-s0te 3 be a e 2 i fas - fetl-sotag}elt =< Ee gos) Be tt (Cee oo ea2/12 A projectile is fired vertically with an initial velocity of 200 m/s. Calculate the maximum altitude h reached by the projectile and the time ¢ after firing for it to return to the ground. Neglect air resistance and take the gravitational acceleration to be con- stant at 9.81 m/s?. i ai GN ee li aod kee ang aT3) = Cons4 i a Coleg a! Ue = Me + Ie) ' cy eh ehuan © = (220) 42 (-4-8)) (ha) Nee elt S77) 3-y ME + bat? ACHE Me ee - : De eee ee he te 4... 10.98 Sec eee2/10 During a braking test, a car is brought to rest begin- ning from an initial speed of 60 mi/hr in a distance of 120 ft. With the same constant deceleration, what would be the stopping distance s from an initial speed of 80 mi/hr? ZS) ees ns 6omiley — o Vctaop conSt- Aeceleratiti— 5 ieodt es fie aoe, am C2 boxilhy ut u? 42abs Bar arere: es (eae 42a (/20) +g 232.267 Ablet et ASA ieee Cor aerate gh ees =7224 as Ves Somifhy & ses SEE Sa Ms Somifhy a VU be AS ‘ Py - (senseee 42 (-3T26F)N8B Bice NBs 2/7.94 gy mS2/4 The velocity of a particle along the s-axis is given by v = 5s?, where s is in millimeters and v is in millime- ters per second. Determine the acceleration when s is 2 millimeters. a Ve eter 4) I ete. mrs Solty Sioa ve Gh Peseta) {soet a {[4# pr Bee oe Reet “eee Papecian lols! ‘saver 2 FR as of we a a. oy. 2 as2/8 A particle moves along a straight line with a velocity in millimeters per second given by v = 400 — 16¢?, where ¢ is in seconds. Calculate the net displacement As and total distance D traveled during the first 6 seconds of motion. Suhr eee ea ee Oe «= Yoo- (6t es (yoo - 16 €*) ole fof : Es Reece as z Paviic ca) ee. ie es DG, art pt 6 who AS Gd) 7 eit 44 SA Bae AL ee or er esa ame eee Dina ot = oS Sec S é Polak = [S| * fexe | * Diadall + e[foor-tebitt|+ + | freee | fuser] [mel | pete poy aT pec betig atu eds)2/3 The velocity of a particle which moves along the s-¢ is given by v = 2 + 5¢?”, where ¢ is in seconds and in meters per second. Evaluate the displacement velocity v, and acceleration a when ¢ = 4s. The pa cle is at the origin s = 0 when¢ = 0. Este. Rms aus 4 at tb. uSe¢ Sh S26 as es, Sold a : iS % vee xESe cage Jes z fo+st jolt q oe Sie agrer ie a S22 zt4+2 47 call A Bie aso (ast) . 4 oe = oes Peay a & Geez pt a Soy 2d)? Ci) 2 22m Dean oS Vee 245 (4) * 2 Y2 mh2/1 The velocity of a particle is given by v = 20¢? — 100¢ + 50, where v is in meters per second and ¢ is in seconds. Plot the velocity v and acceleration a versus time for the first 6 seconds of motion and evaluate the velocity when a is zero. Ve 2otHtoot +0 Plot Crmt)e (ans) hr first ¢ sec | Sil ov nasa Soltis V 2 20t* tet +20 /| Mo) 2 450 m/ter | UU) 2 2o-tow+Se< Jomhe, | / vents | uae Ye2) = 20(2) ;0.0(2) +60 = —Fom Lee a | Wap eet fren Va) » 30 Ir ee Us)e reson’ Yi) e elports a= Ot 2 yot 100 aa GG) = eee Bu) « be west 412) 2-20 m/s? a0)_ 20 -G* atije 60 mt ais} 2 loo es* ateye Crom? CES pe ad, FS te ee es by wee d ee ee = N fe oeno Sec 2 Vas ¢ 2e(25) oles) roo £ Fo mylug a 2/48 A subway train travels between two of it stops with the acceleration schedule show Dt? 6 S bebreer tao statin stepr mine tho time interval At during which brakes to a stop with a deceleration of 2 bya te =D va coll Arruda find the distance s between stations. A M4 cane Yoo foe Bisa en ee ae Nace, vise ee fe peut) fat<2)) “Dts 2o => Ate 10 Sec cn Dat asclmber =CoUSt- ¢ bts gse, cucze© vgevigact =D vfs ot 1) => = Ir%e gpeh ap gf co F200 2p Sie tim Mi Be A Ue @ at azrmiiec 2 comb, at= Sec Vf ouiqact =p vp = 8 420) = 20% Ger Vy eu,2 4 24S, ap 20° FP He@L=aDS2 5 Fm @ A ace =P Velonsf s20~Mtee 6 Dt e lomhe, Sy2Vbt 2 rele) £ 20m ®D at az -¢- Sec CU tone © Upre 6 Hte 1% . 2 Ws eva See c= > ios len eGm) Sect! Baie rai