A ball is thrown vertically upward with un initial speed of 20 m/s .Two second later a stone is thrwon vertically from the same initial height as the ball with an initial speed of 24 m/s .At what height above the release point will the ball and stone pass each other ?
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2011-05-19T07:38:17-0400
Assume that the release level is at y = 0. Then the y-coordinate of a ball is changed by the following formula: y = 20 t – ( 9.8 * t2 ) /2 while for the stone its y-coordinate changes as follows: y = 24(t-1) -( 9.8 * (t-1)2 ) /2 = 24t – 24 – (9.8*t2)/2 + 9.8 t – 9.8/2 = -28.9 + 33.8 t – (9.8*t^2)/2
First we will find t for which the ball and stone pass each other: 20 t – ( 9.8 * t^2 ) /2 = -28.9 + 33.8 t – (9.8*t^2)/2
20 t = -28.9 +33.8 t 13.8 t = 28.9 t = 28.9 / 13.8 ≈ 2.094
Hence the height above the release point will the ball and stone pass each other is equal to 20 *2.094 – ( 9.8 * 2.094^2 ) /2 = 41.88 – 21.4857 = 20.3943
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