
An emergency relief airplane is dropping a care package to people on a small island. The plane is flying with a velocity of v0 = 176 km/h at an altitude of h = 393 m.
If the package must land on the island, at what horizontal distance D from the plane to the island should the package be dropped?
Answer:
2.
What is the magnitude of the final velocity of the package the
instant before it hits the ground?
use
Time
taken for an object to fall distance
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time taken by package to fall 393 meters = 8.95 seconds
initial velocity in x direction of the package = 176 km/h = 48.8889m/s
hence horizontal distance needed = 48.9 * 8.95 = 437 meters
for velocity use
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Instantaneous velocity |
Vy = 9.8 * 8.95 = 87.71 m/s in x direction = 48.88 m/s total velocity = ( x2 + y2)^0.5 =100 m/s |
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