Academic Integrity: tutoring, explanations, and feedback — we don’t complete graded work or submit on a student’s behalf.

Jack (mass of jack and his bike is 100kg) is traveling at some initial velocity

ID: 1495858 • Letter: J

Question

Jack (mass of jack and his bike is 100kg) is traveling at some initial velocity (vi) as he approaches the bottom of a hill (angle is 30 degrees). He decides to coast up the hill without peddling until he stops at a vertical height (h) of 6 m. Neglecting friction, determine jacks initial velocity. Jack (mass of jack and his bike is 100kg) is traveling at some initial velocity (vi) as he approaches the bottom of a hill (angle is 30 degrees). He decides to coast up the hill without peddling until he stops at a vertical height (h) of 6 m. Neglecting friction, determine jacks initial velocity.

Explanation / Answer

given that

mass of jack and his bike =100 kg

initial velocity Vi =?

maximum height to reach is Hmax =6m

angle =30

this problem belongs to newtons laws of motion

according to equation of kinematices

Vf^2 - Vi^2 =2aS ......................................[1]

the finial velocity of jack Vf =0

now sustitute the the value in equation 1

0 - Vi^2 sin^2(theta) = -2gHmax

Vi^2 sin^2(30) = 2*9.8*6

Vi^2*1/4 = 117.6

Vi^2 =4*117.6 =470.4

Vi =21.69 m/s

therefore the initial velocity of jack Vi =21.69 m/s

please send comment immideataly it is wrong or correct plz plz