Initial location = ( -0.2 , -0.61, 0 ) m
normal unit vector = / | | = (-0.311 , -0.950 , 0 ) m
Hence angle made by position vector with respective coordinate axes
cos = -0.311 , cos = -0.950 , cos = 0
Elastic force F = k l , where k = 0.945 n/m is stiffness of elastic band and
l is stretched length = || - 0.280 = 0.642 - 0.280 = 0.362 m
magnitude of elastic force = 0.945 0.362 = 0.342 N
Elastic force F = ( F cos , F cos , 0 ) = ( -0.342 0.311 , -0.342 0.950 , 0) N
Elastic force = (-0.106 , -0.325, 0 ) N
For acceleration, we need to consider elastic force and gravity
Net force = ( -0.106, -0.325, -mg ) N
Resultant acceleration = (-0.106/0.011 , -0.325/0.011 , 9.8) = (-9.636 , -29.545 , -9.8) m/s2
Initial momentum ( -0.02 , -0.01, -0.02 ) kg m/s
Initial velocity( -0.02 / 0.011 , -0.01/0.011 , -0.02 /0.011 ) = (-1.82 , -0.909 , -1.82 ) m/s
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by taking t=0.1 s
Sx = uxt + (1/2) axt2 = -1.82 0.1 +(1/2)(-9.636)0.10.1 = -0.23018 m
Sy = uyt + (1/2) ayt2 = -0.909 0.1 +(1/2)(-29.545)0.10.1 = -1.056725 m
Sz = uzt + (1/2) azt2 = -1.82 0.1 +(1/2)(-9.8)0.1 0.1 = -0.2065 m
Final position = ( -0.2-0.2302 , -0.61-1.0567, 0-0.2065 ) m = ( -0.4302 , -1.6667, -0.2065 ) m
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by taking t=0.05 s
for first interval of t=0.05 s
Sx = uxt + (1/2) axt2 = -1.82 0.05 +(1/2)(-9.636)0.050.05 = -0.1030 m
vx = ux+axt = -1.82 -9.636 0.05 = -1.868 m/s
Sy = uyt + (1/2) ayt2 = -0.909 0.05 +(1/2)(-29.545)0.050.05 = -0.0824 m
vy = uy+axt = -0.909 -29.5450.05 = -2.386 m/s
Sz = uzt + (1/2) azt2 = -1.82 0.05 +(1/2)(-9.8)0.05 0.05 = -0.1033 m
vz = uz+azt = -1.82 -9.8 0.05 = -2.31 m/s
for next interval of t=0.05 s
Sx = uxt + (1/2) axt2 = -1.868 0.05 +(1/2)(-9.636)0.050.05 = -0.1054 m
Sy = uyt + (1/2) ayt2 = -2.386 0.05 +(1/2)(-29.545)0.050.05 = -0.1562 m
Sz = uzt + (1/2) azt2 = -2.31 0.05 +(1/2)(-9.8)0.05 0.05 = -0.1278 m
Net displacement = [ (-0.1030 -0.1054 ) , (-0.0824 -0.1562), ( -0.1033-0.1278 ) ] m
Net displacement = [ -0.2084 , -0.2386 , -0.2311 ] m
Final position = ( -0.2-0.2084 , -0.61-0.2386, 0-0.2311 ) m = ( -0.4084 , -0.8486, -0.2311 ) m
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