7. Problem using vectors: A sailboat sails for 1 hr at 4 km/hr (relative to the...
6. An astronaut ona distant planet wants to determine its acceleration due to gravity. The astronaut throws a rock straight up with a velocity of +15 m/s and measures a time of 20.0 s before the rock returns to his hand. What is the acceleration (magnitude and direction) due to gravity on this planet? See Diagram below: 20.0s v,15 m/s Show your work below: 7. Problem using vectors: A sailboat sails for 1 hr at 4 km/hr (relative to the...
A boat is heading due east at 25 km/hr (relative to the water.) The water current is moving toward the southwest (45° angle) at 10km/hr. a) Give the vector representing the actual movement of the boat (with respect to the land.) b) How fast is the boat moving relative to the land? c) By what angle does the current push the boat off of its due east course?
Chapter 2, Practice Problem 2/085 x Incorrect The speedboat B is cruising to the north at 80 mi/hr when it encounters an eastward current of speed ve = 17 mi/hr but does not change its heading (relative to the water). Determine the subsequent velocity of the boat relative to the wind and express your result as a magnitude vrel and compass direction & measured clockwise from north. The current affects the motion of the boat; the southwesterly wind of speed...
*Chapter 2, Practice Problem 2/085 The speedboat B is cruising to the north at 84 mi/hr when it encounters an eastward current of speed vc = 16 mi/hr but does not change its heading (relative to the water). Determine the subsequent velocity of the boat relative to the wind and express your result as a magnitude Vrel and compass direction measured clockwise from north. The current affects the motion of the boat; the southwesterly wind of speed vw = 24...
Background: Jerome and Paul are competitive brothers. They live on a small farm on the northern bank of a river that runs purely east and west and that flows to the east at a rate of 1.400 m/s . The brothers have run some time trials on the farm pond, and they know that, in still water, Jerome can paddle the family canoe at a steady rate of 2.950 m/s for a considerable length of time. When younger brother Paul runs a...