The resistance R to penetration x of a 0.30-kg projectile fired with a velocity of 535 m/s into a certain block of fibrous material is shown in the graph. Represent this resistance by the dashed line and compute the velocity v of the projectile for the instant when x = 63 mm if the projectile is brought to rest after a total penetration of 80 mm.

The resistance R to penetration x of a 0.30-kg projectile fired with a velocity of 535 m/s into a certain block of fibrous material is shown in the graph. Represent this resistance by the dashed line and compute the velocity v of the projectile for the instant when x = 63 mm if the projectile is brought to rest after a total penetration of 80 mm.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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