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1) The driving wheel of a bicycle is rotating at N = 195 revs per minute. If the

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Question

1) The driving wheel of a bicycle is rotating at N = 195 revs per minute. If there is no slippage between the wheel and the road, calculate the bicycle speed in km/h if the diameter of the wheel is 680mm.


2) The position (in metres) of a particle is given by the equation.


What is the velocity of the body at a time 4.3 seconds (in m/s)

Remember, if your solution is negative, include this in your answer.


3) The position (in metres) of a particle is given by the equation.



where the angle will be quoted in radians.

What is the velocity of the body at a time 3.1 seconds (in m/s)

Remember, if your solution is negative, include this in your answer.



What is the acceleration of the body at a time 4.1 seconds (in m/s2)

Remember, if your solution is negative, include this in your answer.



What is the velocity at t = 0.8 seconds (in m/s)


6) For the first several seconds of time, a particle accelerates (in m/s2) at a rate



7) If the initial velocity is 1 m/s, how far from the origin will the particle have moved at a time t = 1.1 seconds (in m/s)


A baseball fielder throws the ball with an initial velocity v0 = 15.0 m/s, at an angle 35 degrees to the horizontal. What is the maximum height (in metres) that the ball will reach? (above the dashed horizontal line shown)


8) A baseball fielder throws the ball with an initial velocity v0 = 29.7 m/s, at an angle 19 degrees to the horizontal. What is the total time (in seconds) taken before the ball hits the ground? Note that the ground is 2 metres below the level from which the ball is thrown.
Please give your answer to 2 decimal places.



9) A baseball fielder throws the ball with an initial velocity v0 = 24.3 m/s, at an angle 34 degrees to the horizontal. What is the total horizontal distance (in metres) travelled before the ball hits the ground? Note that the ground is 2 metres below the level from which the ball is thrown.
Please give your answer to 2 decimal places.



10) A boy throws a rock from a point A at a height h1= 22.1 meters above the ground towards an obstacle B which is h2=10.6 meters above the ground. With what minimum horizontal velocity 'u' m/s must the rock be thrown in order to have the rock just clear the the obstruction B.Take gravitational acceleration to be 9.81m/s2.


HINT-
(i) First of all analyse vertical motion only to find the time 't' (secs) taken for the rock to travel from A to B.
(ii) Now consider the horizontal motion of the rock, and use the time 't' found in (i) above to find the final answer for the horizontal velocity 'u'.

Explanation / Answer

1) V = pi*D*N/60 = 3.14*0.68*195/60 = 6.939 m/s


2)

v = ds/dt = 4t + 4 = 4*4.3 + 4 = 21.2 m/s


3)

s = 3 sin(4t)


v = ds/dt = 3*4 cos(4t)

v(3.1) = 3*4*cos(4*3.1) = 11.834 m/s


4)

s = 4t3+8.1t2-3t+1


v = ds/dt = 4*3*t^2 + 8.1*2*t - 3


a = dv/dt = 4*3*2t + 8.1*2


a(4.1) = 4*3*2*4.1 + 8.1*2 = 114.6 m/s^2


5)

a = -t2+5.1t


a = dv/dt


dv = a dt


v = Integral a dt


v = Integral -t2+5.1t dt


v = -t^3 /3 + 5.1*t^2 /2 + C


At t= 0 it is given that v = 0.


So, C = 0


Thus, v = -t^3 /3 + 5.1*t^2 /2


v(0.8) = -0.8^3 /3 + 5.1*0.8^2 /2


v(0.8) = 1.461333 m/s


6)

a = -t2+5t


v = Integral a dt


v = -t^3 /3 + 5t^2 /2 + C1


At t = 0, we have v = 1


Thus, C1 = 1


Thus, v = -t^3 /3 + 5t^2 /2 + 1


s = Integral v dt


s = -(1/3) t^4 /4 + (5/2) t^3 /3 + t + C2


At t = 0 we have s = 0.


Thus, C2 = 0


Thus, s = -(1/3) t^4 /4 + (5/2) t^3 /3 + t


s(1.1) = -(1/3) 1.1^4 /4 + (5/2) 1.1^3 /3 + 1.1


s(1.1) = 2.08716 m


7)

Vertical component of velocity v_y = 15 Sin35 = 8.6 m/s


Using, v^2 = u^2 - 2gh we get


0 = 8.6^2 - 2*9.81*h


h = 3.773 m


8)

Vertical component of velocity v_y = 29.7 sin19 = 9.669 m/s

Horizontal component of velocity, v_x = 29.7 cos 19 = 28.08 m/s


For vertical direction, using, v = u - gt we get


0 = 9.669 - 9.81*t


t = 0.9856 s


For vertical direction, using, v^2 = u^2 - 2gh we get


0 = 9.669^2 - 2*9.81*h


h = 4.765 m


Total height = 4.765 + 2 = 6.765 m


Time to reach the ground from 6.765 m height is using h = ut + 1/2*gt^2


6.765 = 0 + 1/2*9.81*t^2


t = 1.1744 m/s


Total time = 1.1744 + 0.9856 = 2.16 s


Horizontal distance covered in 2.16 s is = 28.08*2.16 = 60.653 m


9)

Vertical component of velocity v_y = 24.3 sin34 = 13.59 m/s

Horizontal component of velocity, v_x = 24.3 cos 34 = 20.146 m/s


For vertical direction, using, v = u - gt we get


0 = 13.59 - 9.81*t


t = 1.385 s


For vertical direction, using, v^2 = u^2 - 2gh we get


0 = 13.59^2 - 2*9.81*h


h = 9.413 m


Total height = 9.413 + 2 = 11.413 m


Time to reach the ground from 11.413 m height is using h = ut + 1/2*gt^2


11.413 = 0 + 1/2*9.81*t^2


t = 1.5254 m/s


Total time = 1.5254 + 1.385 = 2.91 s


Horizontal distance covered in 2.91 s is = 20.146*2.91 = 58.63 m


10)

Difference in height h = 22.1 - 10.6 = 11.5 m


Using h = ut + 1/2*gt^2


11.5 = 0 + 1/2*9.81*t^2


t = 1.5311 s


Velocity required = D / 1.5311

where d = horizontal distance between A and B which can be obtained from figure which is missing here.