Question #346278

A stone is thrown at an initial speed of 125 ft/s directed 60 ° above the horizontal at the cliff of



height, y. The stone strikes the cliff 5.8 seconds after launching. Find the height of the cliff and



the speed of the stone just before impact at the top of the cliff.

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Expert's answer
2022-05-30T15:17:00-0400
y=v0sinθtgt2/2y=v_0\sin\theta t-gt^2/2

h=125sin605.832.175.82/2=87fth=125\sin60^\circ*5.8-32.17*5.8^2/2\\ =87\:\rm ft

vx=v0cosθ=125cos60=62.5ft/sv_x=v_0\cos\theta=125*\cos 60^\circ=62.5\:\rm ft/s

vy=v0sinθgt=125sin6032.175.8=78.3ft/sv_y=v_0\sin\theta-gt \\=125*\sin 60^\circ-32.17*5.8=-78.3\:\rm ft/s

v=vx2+vy2=62.52+(78.3)2=100ft/sv=\sqrt{v_x^2+v_y^2}=\sqrt{62.5^2+(-78.3)^2}=100\:\rm ft/s


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