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A grasshopper leaps into the air from the edge of a vertical cliff, as shown in the figure below
(Figure 1). Assume that d1=6.53cm, d2=1.01m, and that θ=53∘.
Use the information given to find the initial speed of the grasshopper.
Part B Use the information given to find the height of the cliff.
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There are 2 steps to solve this one.
1st step
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Data provided
Leap height above ground level (d1)=6.53cm=0.0653m Leap height above ground
level (d2)=1.01m Angle of leap for grasshopper (θ)=530
To determine
Explanation:
A path is a way of tracking the movement of objects in a space over time. For a projectile fired
near the Earth's surface, the trajectory is a parabola. A path or flight path is the path taken by
an object with energy to move through space over time.
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1) Initial speed of grasshopper(u)
V2=(uSinθ)2−2gh0=(uSin530)2−2x9.81x0.0653u=1.280.7986u=1.27ms
y=y0+uSinθt−0.5gt^{2}
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hence,
t=d2ucosθ=1.011.27xCos530=1.32
Simplify equation 1,
Height of cliff(y0)=(0.0653)−(1.27Sin53x1.32)−(0.5x9.81x1.322)=7.42m
Explanation:
The required takeoff speed and altitude can be determined from the given data. Trajectories
describe the direction in which changes are measured with age or time. Researchers in many
fields of disease are now fascinated not only by the change of time but also by the difference
in their shape.
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The detailed calculation to determine the initial speed of the grasshopper and the height of the
cliff is shown in step 2 the value obtained as below.
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