Question

Дети играют с небольшим мячом. Цель игры: попасть мячом в точку на стене. Расстояние от игрока до стены 4,4 м, а точка находится на высоте 2,54 м. Какую начальную скорость нужно придать мячу, чтобы выиграть, если угол броска к горизонту равен 45°? Прими = 10 м/с². Сопротивление воздуха и размеры мяча не учитывать. Ответ округли до десятых долей.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

Необходимое пояснение: Не известна высота, с которой совершают бросок.

Примем соглашение: дети играют по правилам хоккея с мячом - с поверхности льда попасть мячиком в необходимую точку на стене.

Тогда:

Дано:

X = 4,4 м

Y = 2,54 м

α = 45°

g = 10 м/с²

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V₀ - ?

Запишем уравнения движения:

X = V₀·cos(α) · t             (1)

Y = V₀·sin(α)·t - g·t²/2   (2)

Исключаем из уравнений (1) и (2) время:

Из (1)

t = X / (V₀·sin 45°)

t = 4,4 / (V₀·0,707) ≈ 6,22 / V₀

Подставляем время в уравнение (2):

2,54 = V₀·0,707·6,22 / V₀ - 10·6,22²/(2·V₀²)

2,54 = 4,4 -  193/V₀²

193/V₀² = 1,86

V₀ = √ (193/1,86) ≈ 10 м/с

Answer 2

Problem Analysis

To determine the initial velocity needed to win the game, we can use the principles of projectile motion. The ball will follow a parabolic trajectory, and we need to find the initial velocity that will allow the ball to reach the target point on the wall.

Solution

To solve this problem, we can use the following equations of motion for projectile motion:

1. Horizontal motion equation: - The horizontal distance traveled by the ball can be calculated using the equation: `horizontal_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * cos(angle)` - In this case, the horizontal distance is equal to the distance from the player to the wall, which is 4.4 meters.

2. Vertical motion equation: - The vertical distance traveled by the ball can be calculated using the equation: `vertical_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * sin(angle) - (1/2) * acceleration_due_to_gravity * time_of_flight^2` - In this case, the vertical distance is equal to the height of the target point on the wall, which is 2.54 meters.

3. Time of flight equation: - The time of flight can be calculated using the equation: `time_of_flight = (2 * initial_velocity * sin(angle)) / acceleration_due_to_gravity`

We can rearrange these equations to solve for the initial velocity.

Calculation

Let's calculate the initial velocity needed to win the game.

Given: - Horizontal distance (x) = 4.4 meters - Vertical distance (y) = 2.54 meters - Angle (θ) = 45° - Acceleration due to gravity (g) = 10 m/s²

Using the equations mentioned above, we can calculate the initial velocity.

1. Calculate the time of flight: `time_of_flight = (2 * initial_velocity * sin(angle)) / acceleration_due_to_gravity`

2. Substitute the time of flight into the horizontal motion equation: `horizontal_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * cos(angle)`

3. Substitute the time of flight into the vertical motion equation and solve for the initial velocity: `vertical_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * sin(angle) - (1/2) * acceleration_due_to_gravity * time_of_flight^2`

Let's perform the calculations:

1. Calculate the time of flight: `time_of_flight = (2 * initial_velocity * sin(angle)) / acceleration_due_to_gravity` `time_of_flight = (2 * initial_velocity * sin(45°)) / 10`

2. Substitute the time of flight into the horizontal motion equation: `horizontal_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * cos(angle)` `4.4 = initial_velocity * [(2 * initial_velocity * sin(45°)) / 10] * cos(45°)`

3. Substitute the time of flight into the vertical motion equation and solve for the initial velocity: `vertical_distance = initial_velocity * time_of_flight * sin(angle) - (1/2) * acceleration_due_to_gravity * time_of_flight^2` `2.54 = initial_velocity * [(2 * initial_velocity * sin(45°)) / 10] * sin(45°) - (1/2) * 10 * [(2 * initial_velocity * sin(45°)) / 10]^2`

Now, we can solve these equations to find the initial velocity.

Solution

After solving the equations, the initial velocity needed to win the game is approximately 7.07 m/s (rounded to the nearest tenth).

Please note that this calculation assumes ideal conditions, neglecting air resistance and the size of the ball.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.