A particle has such a curvilinear motion that its x coordinate is defined by π₯ = 5π‘ 3 β105π‘ where π₯ is in inches and π‘ is in seconds. When π‘ = 2 π , the total acceleration is 75 ππ/π 2 . If the y component of acceleration is constant and the particle starts from rest at the origin when π‘ = 0, determine its total velocity when π‘ = 4 π .
Answer: π = ππ. ππ ππ/s
Total acceleration , "\\vec{a}=a_x{i}+a_y{j}=30t{i}+a_y{j}"
"\\vec{a}= \\sqrt{900t^2+a_y^2}; t=2 \\implies75=\\sqrt{900*2^2+a_y^2} \\implies a_y=45 in\/s^2"
"\\vec{a}=[30t{i}+45{j}] in\/s^2"
Velocity at t=4 sec "\\implies \\vec{v}=\\vec{u}+\\vec{a}t=-105i+ [(30*4){i}+45{j}]*4"
"\\vec{v}=[375{i}+180{j}]in\/s"
"\\vec{|v|}=\\sqrt{375^2+180^2}=415.96 in\/s=415.96in\/s^2=34.66 ft\/s^2"
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