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Furkat [3]
2 years ago
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Suppose you look out the window of a skyscraper and see someone throw a tomato downward from above your window. your window is a

t a height of 450 feet above the ground. the tomato passes your window after 2 seconds and hits the ground 5 seconds after it was thrown. neglect air resistance, and give units in your answers. (a) find the velocity (with the positive direction pointing up) at which the tomato was thrown.
Physics
1 answer:
photoshop1234 [79]2 years ago
4 0
Formula for height 
<span> r(t) = a/2 t² + v₀ t + r₀
</span><span> where 
</span><span> a = acceleration = -32 ft/sec² (gravity) 
</span><span> v₀ = initial velocity 
</span><span> r₀ = initial height 
</span><span> r(t) = -16t² + v₀ t + r₀
</span> <span>Tomato passes window (height = 450 ft) after 2 seconds: 
</span><span> r(2) = 450
</span><span> -16(4) + v₀ (2) + r₀ = 450 
</span><span> r₀ = 450 + 64 - 2v₀ 
</span><span> r₀ = 514 - 2v₀ 
</span><span> Tomato hits the ground (height = 0 ft) after 5 seconds: 
</span><span> r(5) = 0 
</span><span> -16(25) + v₀ (5) + r₀ = 0
</span> r<span>₀ = 16(25) - 5v₀ 
</span><span> r₀ = 400 - 5v₀ 
</span><span> 
 r₀ = 514 - 2v₀ and r₀ = 400 - 5v₀
</span> <span>514 - 2v₀ = 400 - 5v₀
</span><span> 5v₀ - 2v₀ = 400 - 514
</span> <span>3v₀ = −114 
</span><span> v₀ = −38 
</span><span> Initial velocity = −38 ft/sec (so tomato was thrown down) 
</span><span> (initial height = 590 ft) </span>
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