2019-06-17T00:49:50-04:00
A stone is thrown vertically upward at a speed of 29.10 m/s at time t=0. A second stone is thrown upward with the same speed 2.190 seconds later. At what time are the two stones at the same height?
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2019-06-17T13:36:51-0400
h = v t − 0.5 g t 2 h=vt-0.5gt^2 h = v t − 0.5 g t 2
h = v ( t − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( t − 2.19 ) 2 h=v(t-2.19)-0.5g(t-2.19)^2 h = v ( t − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( t − 2.19 ) 2 Thus,
v t − 0.5 g t 2 = v ( t − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( t − 2.19 ) 2 vt-0.5gt^2=v(t-2.19)-0.5g(t-2.19)^2 v t − 0.5 g t 2 = v ( t − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( t − 2.19 ) 2
v ( − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( − 2 ( 2.19 ) t + 2.1 9 2 ) = 0 v(-2.19)-0.5g(-2(2.19)t+2.19^2)=0 v ( − 2.19 ) − 0.5 g ( − 2 ( 2.19 ) t + 2.1 9 2 ) = 0
29.1 ( − 2.19 ) − 0.5 ( 9.81 ) ( − 2 ( 2.19 ) t + 2.1 9 2 ) = 0 29.1(-2.19)-0.5(9.81)(-2(2.19)t+2.19^2)=0 29.1 ( − 2.19 ) − 0.5 ( 9.81 ) ( − 2 ( 2.19 ) t + 2.1 9 2 ) = 0
t = 4.061 s t=4.061\ s t = 4.061 s
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