Question #257911

ANALYSIS


A rock is thrown vertically upward with with a speed of 12m/s. Exactly 1s later a ball thrown up vertically along the same path with a speed 18m/s.


1). At What time will the collision occur?


2). At what height will the collision occur?


3). Answer (1) and (2), assuming if the order is reversed: the rock is thrown 1.00s before the ball.


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Expert's answer
2021-10-29T11:23:37-0400

1) 2)


12t(0.5)9.8t2=18(t1)(0.5)9.8(t1)2t=1.45 sh=12(1.45)(0.5)9.8(1.45)2=7.1 m12t-(0.5)9.8t^2=18(t-1)-(0.5)9.8(t-1)^2\\t=1.45\ s\\h=12(1.45)-(0.5)9.8(1.45)^2=7.1\ m

3)


12(t1)(0.5)9.8(t1)2=18t(0.5)9.8(t)2t=4.45 sh=18(4.45)(0.5)9.8(4.45)2=17 m12(t-1)-(0.5)9.8(t-1)^2=18t-(0.5)9.8(t)^2\\t=4.45\ s\\h=18(4.45)-(0.5)9.8(4.45)^2=17\ m


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Comments

Paulo Kunjo
30.10.21, 12:47

Similar like my answer but on part (3) is wrong. Thank you for your working out. I'll recheck my working out answers.

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