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A projectile is fired with initial velocity of v(subscript 0) feet per second. The projectile can be pictures as being fired from the origin into the first quadrant, making an angle theta with the positive x-axis. If there is no air resistance, then at t seconds the coordinates of the projectile (in feet) are x=v(subscript 0)tcos(theta) and y= -16t(squared)+v(subscript 0)tsin(theta). Suppose a projective leaves the gun at 100 ft/sec and theta=60 degrees.
A. What are the coordinates of the projectile at time t=4 seconds?
B. For how many seconds is the projectile in the air?
C. How far from the gun does the projectile land?
d. What is the maximu height attained by the projectile:
e. Find an expression in terms of v(subscript 0) and theta for the time in the air.
f. Find an expression in terms of v (subscript 0) and theta for the distance from the gun.
2006-10-30
10:03:58
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g. Find an expression in terms of v(subscript 0) and theta for the maximum height.
h. Show that y= -(16sec(squared)theta)/(v(squared)(subscript 0))x(squared)+xtan(theta).
2006-10-30
10:05:45 ·
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