Acat runs and jumps from one roof top to another which is 7.22 meters away and 5.97 meters below. calculate the minimum horizontal speed with which the cat must jump off the first roof in order to make it to the other roof.
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Ответ:
Height of one roof is 5.97 m below the other roof
now its displacement in vertical direction is given as
solving above for time
now in the same time cat has to cover the distance between two buildings
so here we can say
solving above for speed
so speed of cat is 6.54 m/s
Ответ:
14 m
Explanation:
Applying,
P.E = WH Equation 1
Where P.E = potential energy at the highest vertical height, W = weight of the toy rocket, H = Vertical height.
Note: At the highest vertical height, the kinetic energy is 0 J
Therefore,
Mechanical energy(M.E) = Potential Energy(P.E)
make H the subject of the equation
H = P.E/W Equation 2
From the question,
Given: W = 10 N, P.E = 140 J
Substitute these values in equation 2
H = 140/10
H = 14 m