The Arlington fire department is using a large tank of diameter 2D and height D.
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The Arlington fire department is using a large tank of diameter 2D and height D. The fire hose will shoot water at 45 degrees above the horizontal. The front of the tank is a distance of 6D from the fire hose. What is the minimum initial speed (v_0) of the water such that it enters the tank? What is the maximum initial speed (v_0) of the water such that it enters the tank Now assume the Arlington fire department is a distance of 8D from the tank. What is the minimum initial speed (v_0) of the water such that it enters the tank? What is the maximum initial speed (v_0) of the water such that it enters the tank Give your answer in terms of D and g (g = the acceleration of gravity)Explanation / Answer
A)
Consider the Motion along X-axis :
X = 6D
Vox = Vo cos45
X = Vox t
t = 6D/(Vo cos45) eq-1
consider the motion along Y-direction :
Y = 2D
Voy = Vo Sin45
a = - g
using the equation
Y = Voy t + (0.5) a t2
2D = (Vo Sin45) (6D/(Vo cos45)) - (0.5)g (6D/(Vo cos45))2
Vo = sqrt(9Dg)
B)
Consider the Motion along X-axis :
X = 8D
Vox = Vo cos45
X = Vox t
t = 8D/(Vo cos45) eq-1
consider the motion along Y-direction :
Y = 2D
Voy = Vo Sin45
a = - g
using the equation
Y = Voy t + (0.5) a t2
2D = (Vo Sin45) (8D/(Vo cos45)) - (0.5)g (8D/(Vo cos45))2
Vo = 3.3 sqrt(Dg)
c)
Consider the Motion along X-axis :
X = 8D
Vox = Vo cos45
X = Vox t
t = 8D/(Vo cos45) eq-1
consider the motion along Y-direction :
Y = 2D
Voy = Vo Sin45
a = - g
using the equation
Y = Voy t + (0.5) a t2
2D = (Vo Sin45) (8D/(Vo cos45)) - (0.5)g (8D/(Vo cos45))2
Vo = 3.3 sqrt(Dg)
d)
Consider the Motion along X-axis :
X = 10D
Vox = Vo cos45
X = Vox t
t = 10D/(Vo cos45) eq-1
consider the motion along Y-direction :
Y = 2D
Voy = Vo Sin45
a = - g
using the equation
Y = Voy t + (0.5) a t2
2D = (Vo Sin45) (10D/(Vo cos45)) - (0.5)g (10D/(Vo cos45))2
Vo = 3.54 sqrt(Dg)
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