Question #326147

The "human cannonball" has long been a popular and extremely dangerous circus

stunt.

A person with a mass of 45kg starts at rest and leaves the cannon with a final speed of

25m/s after a 1600N force is applied to them by the cannon. For how much time was the

force being applied to the person?


Expert's answer

The time of force acting

Δt=mΔvF\Delta t=\frac{m\Delta v}{F}

Δt=45∗251600=0.703 s\Delta t=\frac{45*25}{1600}=0.703\:\rm s


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