A projectile is fired at 27.0 m/s in a direction 65⁰ above the horizonal from a rooftop of height 40.0 m. Use energy considerations to find: (a) the speed with which it lands on the ground; (b) the height at which its speed is 15.0 m/s.
a)
By Conservation of energy
(1/2)mVi2+mgh =(1/2)mVf2
(1/2)*272 + 9.81*40 = (1/2)*Vf2
Vf = 38.908 m/s
b)
By Conservation of energy
(1/2)mVi2+mgh =(1/2)mVf2+mghf
(1/2)*272 + 9.81*40 = (1/2)*152+9.81*hf
hf = 65.688 m
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