A balloon is rising from the earth's surface. The ascent velocity v, = 10 (m/s) is constant. The horizontal component of the speed of the balloon due to the wind is v̟ = 5y, where y is the height of the balloon from the ground. Find the drift distance in the horizontal direction when the balloon rises y = 30 (m). g = 10 (m/s“)

A balloon is rising from the earth's surface. The ascent velocity v, = 10 (m/s) is constant. The horizontal component of the speed of the balloon due to the wind is v̟ = 5y, where y is the height of the balloon from the ground. Find the drift distance in the horizontal direction when the balloon rises y = 30 (m). g = 10 (m/s“)

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Chapter13: Gravitation

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