A stone is thrown with a velocity of 19.6 metre per second at an angle of 30 above horizontal from the top of building 14.7 metre height find the time after which the stone strike the ground and the distance of the landing point of the stone from the building and the velocity with which the stone its diagram and the maximum height attained by the stone above the ground take G is equals to 9.8 metre per second square
#question about trajectory of object from a height
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I assume we're treating this as 2D kinematics with free fall? (no air resistance)
If so, what have you done already?
yes indeed ive gotten time of flight (3 seconds) im not sure how to follow through with the rest
okay, let's start with the horizontal distance traveled
assuming that your Time of Flight is correct
what do we know about horizontal movement in this type of problem?
(i.e. the acceleration, delta x, time, initial velocity, end velocity)?
u=19.6 and theta=30
yes (is u = v_0?)
just getting notation down properly
but assume so, then yes
how can we use that information to get our initial horizontal and vertical speeds?
ive tried using the formula
R=u^2sin2theta/g
is that applicable?
I'm, not fully sure I understand what that formula is
can we use use a standard trig triangle here?
alright
this one
cant get it properly in text 💀
alright
i was told this can be used for finding range
oh
here's an issue
it doesn't account for the fact that we're on top of a building
like anywhere in the equation
so it's a bit off (if I've done my maths right)
alr alr
how do we proceed
sorry for it being sideways > - <
but how might we find the two other sides for this triangle (you probably know it hehe, I just need to check)
no worries
sin and cos?
yeaah
rightt
so using trig, what is our intial horizontal velocity?
one sec
also, as a fun note, are you learning AP physics 1 on your own time?
because the AP season just ended 2 days ago (scores came out)
im actually learning for JEE 🥹 2026
so thats root3 x 19.6 /2?
correct!
nice
also so now let's go back to the problem
if we know that there is NO air resistance
does the acceleration change at all for the rock (ball?)?
9.8
horizontally?
do we have horizontal gravity?
NO
$u=19.6\cdot\sqrt{3}/2$
Oreo
sub values in equation 1 of motion?
and what can we use with these three things to find our horizontal distance traveled?
OHNO
s=ut+1/2at^2?
alrrr
should be around 50.92 metres
alr im getting 50.9 (approx) taking root3 as 1.73
yessirr
v at which it lands?
aight that works
alr
yeas
alr lets go with that
since from my 3 brain cells, that's how I would get max velocity
so what characteristic of max height might help?
is all velocity = 0?
final velocity
or just horizontal?
or just vertical?
vertical
yeye
so let's remove the horizontal aspect of the question out
and get the vertical done
in our initial speeds
alr
root3 19.6/2
... is that the same as the horizontal one?
im not sure 💀
we're not in a 45 45 90 triangle, so I would assume vertical and horizontal velocity is different
back to the picture!
alrr
so in my crudely sketched diagram
the "how find?" portion is our vertical speed
LMAO
so would that be sine or cosine?
1/2
1/2=x/19.6
what
9.8
yessor
9.8
right
but is this correct?
i believe so?
(velocity and acceleration are vectors)
then?
in my statements, I said that we started going upward
but gravity points downwards
so what needs to change in the variables?
RIGHT
s=ut+1/2at^2
FR
or could we use v^2=u^2+2as
cuz then v=0?
oh
yeah that's right
woopsies
im dumb
ohhhhhh
yeah
so we have initial velocity = 9.8
yey7e
-9.8 innit
I haven't done physics since the AP exam sob
rightt
i think it's 5
where we have
acceleration
displacement
inital velocity
end velocity
looks like
$2a\cdot\delta x=v_2^2-v_1^2$
$2a\cdot\Delta x=v_2^2-v_1^2$
Oreo
there we go
what zehell
delta x is your s
💀
im listening tho go on
huh
well
let's see what you have
because I don't wnat to throw a random thing at you
and call it a day
alr alr
what equations do you have?
that include
initial velocity
end velocity
acceleration
and displacement
im getting 4.9?
alrighhttt
LAST ONE
the final one alas
yes
and we've gone 4.9 meters up to the new point
yes
so 19.6 meters high is our new position
and we know that the end horizontal velocity is what?
ok tbh idr
let's review then, we chillin
alrightt
so initial horizontal is what?
19.6?
OH
yee
root3 19.6/2
0
yes?
YES
alrightt
our horizontal velocity does not change
so now we just need to get vertical velocity
right
yes
end velocity is what?
19.6 root3 /2
right
what is our INITIAL vertical velocity?
this is horizontal, we've gotten that out the picture until later
okokok
initial vertical is 19.6?
that's our height
we ended the previous question with this
what characteristic of vertical velocity gave us the max height?
vfinal=0
RIGHT
initital velocity is 0
acceelration is 9.8
displacement is 19.6
solving for end velocity
do we take -9.8 or 9.8?
so since we're planning for the rock to go down
positive
facts
there's so many duplicates ðŸ˜
ikrr
yeah but i get 19.6
so now
final step
our end vertical is 19.6 m/s
our end horizontal is 16.97 m/s (the sqrt 3 stuff)
what can we use here
im not sure
can you brief
💯
alralr
right
do u see?
give me a sec
okay
pythagoreas theoreom?
yep
and HTAT'S IT
yaaaaay
you'll get used to these style of problems after enough practice
it's tedious like that
Time in air: 3 seconds
Horizontal Displacement: 50.92 metres
hopefully
frfr
yeah that works
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