#please help i dont understand this at all
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ignore the units i just forgot to do them
bro i genuinely dont think its possible
all the answers ive tried are wrong
i even tried asking chatgpt for a clue on how to do it and it got it wrong aswell
What the fuck kind of question is this ๐ญ
There's no reference, it just mentions he wants it to reach a certain length, and there's not many givens
And it has a theta
hm
Is this physics?
I know theta in physics is angular position
yeah bro its physics but i dont understand
its like
i know im suppose to get the horizontal velocity and vertical velocity
then probably do somethign with soh cah toa
to get the angle and other swide
buyt when i did that
it was completely wrong
Did you try graphing?
you can use kinematic equations to get all the variables
graphing?
bro i havent even taken calc yet
appearantly this is on the test
tomorrow
though
Like it just tells you the student's hope and dreams of shooting a cannonball with a really bad sketch and a greek symbol ๐
lmfaooo
i can show you the work i duid to get the horizontal variables and vertical variables
maybe that might help?
I mean the first question is asking the maximum point
Oh wait no
It's asking how long it was in the air?
Or the rate of change before it bounced
nah the time it was in the air
Oh
like the time it was rising and the total flight time
the total flight time is just rise time multiplied by 2
Oh interesting
And it's rising for
First look 25.5m?
so uh
If you found either of those you could just
i found the rise time by doing
v2^2 = v1^2 +2ad (kinematic equation)
v2^2 = (0)^2 + 2 (9.81) (52)
v2^2 = sqrt of 1020
v2 = 31.94
finding T
t= delta V / acceleration
t= 31.94 / 9.81
t= 3.26
3.26 multiplied by 2 = 6.5
ft=rt*2 or ft/2=rt
No flight time and rise time
oh yeah wait let me think
d= (v1+v2/2) T
or
d= v1 T + 1/2 at^2
or
d= v2 t - 1/2 at^2
I have this class next semester yippie
both work yeah
but i did ft= rise time multiplied by 2
just the trig part i dont understand