PHYSICS:F/SCI...W/MOD..-UPD(LL)W/ACCES
PHYSICS:F/SCI...W/MOD..-UPD(LL)W/ACCES
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Chapter 2, Problem 74AP

(a)

To determine

The time interval between the flights of the two balls.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 74AP

The time interval between the flights of the two balls is 2vi/g_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the equation for time interval.

  (Δt)=t2t1                                                                                                (I)

Here, (Δt) is the time interval, t1 is the time taken by first ball and t2 is the time taken by the ball 2.

Write the expression from kinematics for the first ball.

y1y01=v01t1+12at12 (II)

Here, y1 is the final height for ball 1, y01 is the initial height of ball 1, v01 is the initial velocity of ball 1, a is the acceleration.

Write the expression from kinematics for the second ball.

y2y02=v02t2+12at22 (III)

Here, y2 is the final height for ball 2, y02 is the initial height of ball 2, v02 is the initial velocity of ball 2.

Conclusion:

Substitute 0m for y1, h for y01, vi for v01, (g) for a in Equation (II) to find t1. Here, g is the gravitational acceleration.

  (0m)(h)=vit1+12(g)t12gt12+2vit12h=0t1=vig+(vig)2+(2hg)

Consider only positive solution.

Substitute 0m for y1, h for y01, vi for v02, (g) for a in Equation (III) to find t2.

  (0m)(h)=vit2+12(g)t22gt222vit22h=0t2=vig+(vig)2+(2hg)

Substitute [vig+(vig)2+(2hg)] for t2, [vig+(vig)2+(2hg)] for t1, in Equation (I) to find (Δt).

(Δt)=[vig+(vig)2+(2hg)][vig+(vig)2+(2hg)]=2vig

Thus, the time interval between the flights of the two balls is 2vi/g_.

(b)

To determine

The velocity of the balls when they strike the ground.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 74AP

The velocity of the balls when they strike the ground is vi2+2gh_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the equation velocity at which the ball 1 strikes the ground.

  v1,f=v012+2ah (IV)

Here, v1,f is the final velocity for ball 1, h is the height.

Write the equation velocity at which the ball 2 strikes the ground.

  v2,f=v022+2ah                                                                                                (V)

Here, v2,f is the final velocity for ball 2.

Conclusion:

Substitute vi for v01, (g) for a, (h) for h in Equation (IV) to find v1,f.

  v1,f=(vi)2+{2(g)(h)}=(vi)2+2gh

Substitute vi for v02, (g) for a, (h) for h in Equation (V) to find v1,f.

v2,f=(vi)2+{2(g)(h)}=(vi)2+2gh

Thus, the velocity of the balls when they strike the ground is vi2+2gh_.

(c)

To determine

The distance between the balls.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 74AP

The distance between the balls is 2vit.

Explanation of Solution

Write the equation of the distance between the balls.

  d=y2y1 (VI)

Here, d is the distance between the balls.

Rewrite the expression for the distance between the balls by using equation (II) and (III).

d=(y02+v02t+12at2)(y01+v01t+12at2) (VII)

Conclusion:

Substitute h for y02, vi for v02, h for y01, vi for v01, (g) for a in Equation (VII) to find d.

  d=(h+vit12gt2)(hvit12gt2)=2vit

Thus, the distance between the balls is 2vit_.

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