A basketball player is running at 4.70 m/s directly toward th basket when he jumps into the air to dunk the ball. He maintains his horizontal velocity.
a) what vertical velocity does he need to rise 0.0700 above the floor?
b) How far from the basket must he start his jump to reach his maximum height at the same time he reaches the basket?
a) initial vertical velocity (Vo),
V^2 = Vo^2 - (2 x g x y) Solve for Vo
V = Final velocity
g = acceleration due to gravity
y = vertical distance traveled
V^2 = zero because V = 0 So:
Vo = square root (2 x g x y)
Vo = square root (2 x 9.80 x .070m) = 1.17m/s
b) Before we can solve for the starting distance from the basket,
we need to know the total time elapsed (t). The time it takes the
player to reach maximum height is equal to the time it takes the
player to travel horizontally from the take off point to the
basket. Solve for (t) using this equation:
V = Vo - (g x t) Solve for t:
V = Final velocity = 0
Vo = Initial vertical velocity
g = acceleration due to gravity
t = time
t = Vo / g
t = 1.17 / 9.80 = 0.119 sec
Since the horizontal velocity is constant throughout, we can
multiply the horizontal velocity (Vh) by time (t) to find the
distance (d)
d = Vh x t
d = 4.70m/s x 0.119s = 0.561 m
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