Fundamentals of Physics Extended (10th Edition)

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Chapter 4 - Motion in Two and Three Dimensions - Problems - Page 86: 42b

Answer

$7.85m$

Work Step by Step

At any given time, the height of the particle will be: $H_{t}=H_{0}+v_{0}\sin \theta _{0}t-\dfrac {gt^{2}}{2}\left.....( 1\right) $ where $H_{0}$ is initial height of particle, $v_{0}$ is initial velocity, $\theta_{0}$ is the initial angle of particle relative to horizontal line and $t$ is the time passed since the object launched. Lets calculate the maximum height of the object: $H_{\max }=H_{0}+\dfrac {v^{2}_{0}\sin ^{2}\theta _{0}}{2g}=3m+\dfrac {\left( 26.5\dfrac {m}{s}\right) ^{2}\sin ^{2}53^{\circ}}{2\times 9.8\dfrac {m}{s^{2}}}=25.85m$ Therefore, $\Delta H=H_{\max -}H_{wheel}=25.85-18=7.85m$
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