This document contains 5 physics problems involving projectile motion:
1) Calculating takeoff speed from a reported vertical leap height.
2) Deriving equations of motion for divers jumping from different heights into water.
3) Calculating the height of a railroad bridge from reported time to hit the water.
4) Finding initial speed from a given height reached after 2 seconds.
5) Solving for time in air and impact speed of a beanbag thrown upward from a given height and initial speed.
This document contains 5 physics problems involving projectile motion:
1) Calculating takeoff speed from a reported vertical leap height.
2) Deriving equations of motion for divers jumping from different heights into water.
3) Calculating the height of a railroad bridge from reported time to hit the water.
4) Finding initial speed from a given height reached after 2 seconds.
5) Solving for time in air and impact speed of a beanbag thrown upward from a given height and initial speed.
This document contains 5 physics problems involving projectile motion:
1) Calculating takeoff speed from a reported vertical leap height.
2) Deriving equations of motion for divers jumping from different heights into water.
3) Calculating the height of a railroad bridge from reported time to hit the water.
4) Finding initial speed from a given height reached after 2 seconds.
5) Solving for time in air and impact speed of a beanbag thrown upward from a given height and initial speed.
This document contains 5 physics problems involving projectile motion:
1) Calculating takeoff speed from a reported vertical leap height.
2) Deriving equations of motion for divers jumping from different heights into water.
3) Calculating the height of a railroad bridge from reported time to hit the water.
4) Finding initial speed from a given height reached after 2 seconds.
5) Solving for time in air and impact speed of a beanbag thrown upward from a given height and initial speed.
1. Michael Jordan's vertical leap is reported to be 48 inches.
What is his takeoff speed in meters
per second? 2. Bill steps off a 3.0-m-high diving board and drops to the water below. at the same time, ted jumps upward with a speed of 4.2 m/s from 1.0-m-high diving board Choosing the origin to be to be at the surface of the water, and upward to be the positive direction, write x-versus-t t equations of motion for both Bill and Ted. 3. On a hot summer day several swimmers decide to dive from a railroad bridge into the river below. The swimmers step off the bridge and hit the water approximately 1.5s later. (a) how high is the bridge? (b) how fast are the swimmers moving when they hit the water? 4. You shoot an arrow into the air. Two seconds later the arrow has gone straight upward to a height of 30.0 m. What was the arrows initial speed? 5. A juggler throws a beanbag straight up into the air with initial speed 6.00 m/s. The beanbag leaves the juggler's hand 1.50 m above the floor. The juggler fails to catch the beanbag as it falls to the floor. (a) How long is the beanbag in the air? (b) What is its impact speed?