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In Fig. 4-40, a ball is launched with a velocity of magnitude10.0m/s, at an angle of 50.0to the horizontal. The launch point is at the base of a ramp of horizontal length d1=6.00mand heightrole="math" localid="1654153249604" d2=3.60m. A plateau is located at the top of the ramp. (a)Does the ball land on the ramp or the plateau? When it lands, what are the (b) magnitude and (c) angle of its displacement from the launch point?

Short Answer

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(a). The ball lands on the ramp and not on the plateau.

(b). The magnitude of the displacement of the ball from the launch point is 5.82m

(c). The angle of its displacement from the launch point is 31.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

The initial velocity of ball v0=10m/s

The angle with which the ball is launched=50

The horizontal length of the base of the rampd1=6m

The height of the base of the rampd2=3.6m

Consider here x and are the horizontal and vertical displacement. Thusd1=xand d2=y

02

Determining the concept of kinematic equation

This problem is based on kinematic equations that describe the motion of an object with constant acceleration. Also this problem deals with the projectile path. When a body is projected with velocity making a certain angle with horizontal, it follows the parabolic trajectory known as the projectile.

Using these equations and equation for the projectile path, whether the ball lands on the ramp or the plateau, the magnitude of the displacement of the ball and the angle of its displacement from the launch point can be found.

Formula:

The equation for projectile path

y=虫迟补苍胃0gx22(v0肠辞蝉胃0)2 (i)

The Newton鈥檚 second kinematic equation,

y=voyt+12at2 (ii)

03

Calculating the time and distance travelled

The horizontal displacement of the ball is x=6m.

The vertical displacement of the ball is y=3.6m.

Using equation (i),

y=xtan509.8x22(10cos50)2y=0.6m

Now, using equation (ii), the vertical displacement of the ball is,

y=voyt12gt23.6=012gt2

Thus,

t=0.787s

04

(a) Determining whether the ball lands on the ramp or the plateau

The horizontal displacement of the ball is,

x=voxtx=vo肠辞蝉胃tx=10cos500.787x=4.99m

As x is less than d1, so the ball does land on the ramp and not on the plateau.

The vertical displacement of the ball is,

y=0.6=0.64.99y=2.99m

05

(b) determining the magnitude of the displacement of the ball from the launch point

The magnitude of the displacement of the ball from the launch point is,

r=x2+y2r=4.992+2.992r=5.817~5.82m

06

(c) Determining the angle of its displacement from the launch point

The angle of displacement of the ball from the launch point is,

=tan1yx=tan12.994.99

Thus, =31

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