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Projectile motion (exercise 3.6)

I need help solving the following question:A grasshopper jumps a horizontal distance of 1.00 m from rest,with an initial velocity at 45.0 degree angle with respect to thehorizontal.Find (a) theinitial speed of the grasshopper and(b) the maximum height reached.
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Answer #1
Let's find range x first in terms of horizontalVx and vertical Vycomponents of V.

x=Vxt
t= Vy/g
since θ=45 Vx = Vythen

x= Vx (Vy/g) = Vx2/g
and since Vx = Vcos(45)

x= (Vcos(45))2 / g
finally

V= √(gx) / cos(45)

V= √(9.81 x 1.00) / cos(45)

V= 4.43 m/s
Please let me know if you have any questions.
answered by: tweetie
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Answer #2
The horizontal distance,Range R=u2sin2θ/g1=u2sin2*45/gFrom this we get the initial speed.The maximum height reachedH=u2sin2θ/2gPlug in the values to get the right solution."Hope this helps!Best of luck for the rest of yourcoursework."
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