1. A missile is launched from a platform that is 20 m high. The launch velocity...
Q5. Suppose a missile is launched from an initial height of 20 meters with an initial velocity of 500 m/s at an initial angle of 60° to the horizontal (Assume g = 10m/s) Compute: (i). The components of the initial velocity (ii). The velocity vector at t = 10 sec (iii). Angle of orientation of missile at t = 10 sec (iv). The height above the ground at t = 10 sec (v). The speed of missile at t =...
d) A projectile is launched with an initial velocity w at an angle 0 above the horizontal In terms of V, 0 and acceleration due to gravity g, determine for the projectile i) the time to reach its maximum height and ii) its maximum height (7 marks)
Assume a rocket is launched from a platform that is 20 meters high at angle of 53 degrees. While the rocket still has gasoline, it uniformly accelerates, maintains a launch angle relative to the ground, for four seconds and reaches a velocity of one hundred meters per second starting from rest. You may neglect any air resistance. Part 1: What is the max height the rocket can have before it falls back to ground? Part 2: How much time does...
Two bodies are launched from the ground vertically upwards with an initial velocity of 400 [m / s] and with a time interval between each release of 20 [s]. Determine a) The time it takes to reach the maximum height. b) The maximum height reached c) The meeting time of the bodies. d) The height at which they are found e) The speed of each body at the moment of the encounter F) The speed just before hitting the ground.
Question 615 marks You should be able to answer this question after studying Unit 10 At a battle re-enactment, a catapult launches a missile with a speed of 38 ms-, at an angle of 40° to the horizontal. The height from which the projectile is launched is 10m. Set up coordinate axes at the point where the missile leaves the catapult, as shown below 40° 10 m Let i and j be the Cartesian unit vectors in the positive directions...
(1 point) A water balloon of mass 380 grams is launched with an initial (vertical) velocity of 43 meters per second. Assume air resistance is proportional to velocity with coefficient 5 grams per second, and use 9.81 meters per second squared for the acceleration due to gravity. (a) Find the height of the balloon as a function of time. h(t) = (b) What is the terminal velocity of the balloon? (Enter your answer as a positive velocity.) The terminal velocity...
Suppose you are involved in designing a hypersonic missile. For the first test flight, the missile was taken to a launching pad and was put on a point A, as in the figure below. The missile at A took off from rest and rose vertically to B, where its fuel system malfunctioned and stop working. It took the missile 8 s to reach from A to B with a variable acceleration. The time vs acceleration curve is shown in the...
1 2 A projectile PA is launched from point A towards the east with an initial launch velocity ves and an initial launch angle of 8aA. The impact point of the projectile Pa is a point B in a valley with an ordinate, you, located below the elevation of point A. The launch from point A is instantaneously detected at point B, and a counter projectile Pa ts launched simultaneously towards the west to intercept the incoming projectile PA. Projectile...
Problem 10-1 Please consider a space launch from Kennedy space center at sea level to a target orbit at an altitude of 300 km. Please calculate the change (m/s') in the gravitational acceleration (g) between the launch pad and the target orbit Problem 10-2 A satellite with a mass of 5000 kg is thrown vertically upward with an initial velocity of 5,000 m/s. Starting with the governing equations m dV/dt--mg(i.e. negligible drag force) V dz/dt where V is the vertical...
A projectile is launched from the north pole with an initial vertical velocity v_0. What value of v_0 will result in a maximum altitude of 0.61R? Neglect aerodynamic drag and use g = 9.825 m/s^2 as the surface-level acceleration due to gravity and R = 6371 km as the radius of the earth.