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If the object in Problem 2 is released from rest 30ftabove the ground instead of 500ft, when will it strike the ground? [ Hint:Use Newton’s method to solve for t ]

Short Answer

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The equation of motion of the object is xt=40t+50e-0.8t-20. The time takes the object hits the groundt=1.67sec.

Step by step solution

01

Important hint.

Use Newton’s method to solve for t.

tn+1=tn-ftnf'tn

02

Find the weight of the object

For finding the weight of the object apply:

Net force=W-Drag force

role="math" localid="1663944542020" ma=W-10vmdvdt=4W-10vW=mga=dvdt400=32m

03

Find the velocity

Apply formula for finding the velocity:

mdvdt=400-10v12.5dvdt=400-10vdvdt=32-0.8vv.e0.8t=∫32e0.8tdt              Integrating factor e0.8t

Further, solve the above expression

role="math" localid="1663944724324" v.e0.8t=40e0.8t+C             c=integration constantv=40+Ce-0.8tAtv=0,t=0,  then  C=-40v=40-40e-0.8t

04

Find the equation of motion

v=dxdtdxdt=40-40e-0.8txt=40t+50e-0.8t+C

Put the value oft=0,x=0,  then  C=-20

xt=40t+50e-0.8t-20

05

Find the value of t

xt=40t+50e-0.8t-20

When object hits the ground x=0.

40t+50e-0.8t=20

By solving trial and error methodt=1.67sec.

Therefore, the value of t ist=1.67sec.

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