.11.

4 The motion of a particle is defined by the relation x = 6t2

8 + 40 cos Irt, where x and t are expressed in inches and seconds,
respectively. Determine the position, the velocity, and the accelera-
tion when t 6 s.

1'05:4 :n-1

K see) (0, (6) 1- - cod(“)

IX (6 ,sec

Vct ;4-1,

Lto7r47rt

V .
(6 C'ec ) --- 12(6 to Al-vit, (7 6)
V &5C-C) 1

AC.< el .e_ trct,A--;

avst l i - tfo 72- cez

cc.. (_ 5 e,,t )2_ — 0 7- con Or )

Loc... 6 —3
 O The acceleration of a particle is directly proportional to the square
of the time t. When t = 0, the particle is at x = 24 m. Knowing
that at t = 6 s, x = 96 m and v = 18 m/s, express x and v in
terms of t.

cock2--

CL- c"..1

0 +' rrfof evka.(:41

Ct, ObiZet--

+ ci * I .2,1 f 04
12-

7 9 k r = (6)-t- 2 11
3
V = I 0 ""'s

3
K1 /5 1( 66) C

loffs:I t( 4 65 I

- q 3 9 K. -r 6G CI

36vea :' -51i459K

fl 9,51

:-2—
f\--t+ 6
\

C I
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11.25 The acceleration of a particle is defined by the relation a = 0.4(1 —

AT), where k is a constant. Knowing that at t = 0 the particle starts
from rest at x = 4 in and that when t = 15 s, v = 4 mis, determine
(a) the constant k, (1)) the position of the particle when v = 6 m/s,
(,) the maximum velocity of the particle.

v V —
CL
I K I-KV
(X
olv , lk(
e —+
d

• n•••
k CI
ja
cGt t-o ) V=0

— ci
Lf„,( 1_1(v) —

_v
.L(1 - ic v)

— — 2,(1-v)
,

:.)'(57)o

nef tük ) SO icis-7 ---- ) 9 5 fi vvl

wuctic n—itx,--wt tio

k,-)141iPAL
,cV0 ,111(i-61)

cx ‘I 01-V
Iv O

,11(1 ,
cV
Ay .7_ 11 okY

1- KY —1-7s
X v
S,VX
1-4
-
11.28 Experimental data indicate that in a region downstream of a given
louvered supply vent the velocity of the emitted air is defined by
v = 0.18v 0 /x, where v and x are expressed in m/s and meters, respec-
tively, and vo is the initial discharge velocity of the air. For vo
3.6 oils, determine (a) the acceleration of the air at x = 2 in, (b) the
time required for the air to flow from x = I to x = 3 in.

V-;-,r3v0 ok.cA-s,
ci
x
Fig. PII.28

A y eve
otX x-- )

' )'va

c( — (1?)44,),3•6wV:)1-

C_L

GL = — , 0 52 'Vs

. vo)2( Lt

?, 66( -- , n 5/ Vo ott
/ 3

otIC Vo dift

2
X I , Vo

9-
-a-.
I .42 it) a boat race, boat A is leading boat B by 120 ft and bOth boats
are trawling at a constaiit ispeed of 105 niVh. At I = 0: dn.) boats
aeeelerate at constant rates. Knowing that when B paSSeS. A. I S s
and --- 135 ini.4) ; deteiniine the acceleration of A, 11P the
:icecletation i..)1 B.

S;n,e- c‘-cce cpy,-c

ctok t

oc A, Vk — Oro )3 _ / 0 S.nykr

8s

a_
0 frIg--[/
s s I
C‘t

"" X A + VO A t

x t got,* t
0
cLtso 1 Xo
)(3
0 '2_
-+ V6 A a-A k. Vo g 1 ji Ctj

(61 B — aA) X,40 t-)

oc g = XA0

16 7_ ?_>c„.4._.s2_ t
ta

DLJ3 = 1.2-5 -N151



Iwo antoinohiles A ;And B each other in adjacent

lan6s. At I = 0, A and . B are I kin apart. their spi ...ieds are
kro.'11 and 12. 1 , 63 km. 1.11, and the y are at points P and
.tspectivek,.. Knowing that A . passes point Q_; . 10 s alter B was
. ,C0 and that B passes point P 42 s after A was there. deterinino
die ii mitt tiIit aCcelerations or A and 1 b when vehich,
ch(. , speed of B at.titat Pin

)( A, X g o 6

V A6 "I • to IT I'v-Ry- )
V43 : 4-6 3 K .,- /kr

ok L\O S )( A 7- I r-K
tk t 7-. 142- C ) Xt

?c,‘ = voit k CCA

(08,0 0 ni
(A. X0A — Va t) 2 2.( Iwo .4 - YDs)
Q
(1-jos) 3400 $.

— 4,5 (-6 -1-‘,4 110)

1
41(2.5)
6,/ 000 RA
X — o,g 2—
2- a l000 frek

,t 2 t2-5) 3a03

ci5 = + , 00 ' /5 2-

wl\iwv \I On: Cl tk. 5 X_ 4 1000

4 , 1000 vs"
Vo A ± .
'35 Ot,a + VO A A- t CL..6

\
— 1000w, 4- (Vo A + n/64)-Z, $-,(q.-4/- Ot t) 0

_ 10 0 0 , 4_ 001 t-6,30000,,,,,
t (—,261.,2- ,30S
S'

--/ocovv,-r t ,07.52.5 ---

51"
_
1(7 . 3 — "1-(,o2“6-tooat) s LI 5

2(.012.5
p es roof

t ---- 6 3 g_.=_ +. .3 0 0,5 s 23,7 6

Voz t kr S
11.4 Thp. in the glue moves (lo\vn ‘ varel with a constant
velocit y of 15 ft/s.. Determine kri s) the velyeitv oldie cable (I)) the
yelocity 01 Cho colinterweight (e) the relative velocity of ti e cdide
C with respeti to -the elc\ ;dor, ((/) the relative. vt;1<)city of the point
tel\Neiglit \ itluresi)ect to the eh:A-atm

2- E elaNt-4a."+
Ct")

C. 7 2. =

V - e —(15 -=

30 4,-e(3 />, r go -Pifs

2(E"- c_em
vs.) 4- V
-
v 4,-. or I/ \l`

^ V E. + V c.if

— vr z — (Is -C,t

\ki 0( 96 -Ali /11

Va, V E 101

Vu9 /E Vw 1

Vu)/ 3 'r46 a 0

Tks_ re--P- evl' e-r/e Lt. wipor-E-ae-

a/4, ot-,/ Tf-/

/L54
AI Ow instant shown, slider Nock 13 iuviug wconst
avec:ler:Ilion, mid its spittnti is 150 !Timis, Kno\ving After
bilocl, A has inowt1 210 loin to th y right its velocit y is 60 minis.
letcrn i n i e (ll,) the act:A:rations of A totil t t , ;avelerAtioll f.1
portion 1) of Ow (c) the vdocit't :ind the change in position
of Advt . Hod: 13 alter I s.

(X8 )( A) AA) - ceyisi-epri

3XA ce1,54-0.,+

2V g - 3 V A 7:- 0

VA : -2-1-

;,As.\-,-,4 514 ,01 vt,i.,/s 1-4-14-4,„,_ +1.,,t,

-(so 41 '.•/S) 100 144 .N11 / .5

V A6 -t 2 ct.,4 (A- Ac))

X, =

ct. A = V4- - AD 00 Nvim --'49 m'h/s1

2 (d )

CILA
3 . 3 .3 A1.15 '2_
Ot A

6{-11 3 '41 41
?, A 3 etz
52- S

X ( t-

24.5 - 4-1CD

Vp 2-V 4 - )(2)

44) (-= 13 ' 33 5

1'114-1 13 .33

s 7-- —7

= 5 0 ) 0 m n1•-• x 4.5
51 (966,) z
(
V49, ce..tk."2- = 0 + 15 °'—= 1 45 t
%2-k ) (
M t" -10 Mel&
 11.99 While delivering newspapers, a girl' tlirows a. newspaper with a
horizontal Ve o ci t v„. 1..)eterrnine
. the range of values of if the
newspaper is to land between points ..L.3 and C.

I 94 .1 P+,
-2 1

tic-1 ) tC,

t 2 i9 : A + 'T 36 7 5 .3 53 {-1{
vu V0

—TA

v .ka.t Lau-, 1, e
\t Va =
o ' I d

fl —

7- •t- (\/0 ) LI 3.3 4)4_

3 33 4C j5:.(3 2.2. 14C/ 2,\i/ •Ict

5 )

\1:17- 2.5(4,6L1'12/s1.-
V l 53 Ns

t •-• /2--3334-F

( iz.3)3p-cy
-17{ 4i (32„2_
:
vc.,
Qz.333 )
\ 2" , -2_ 2_ "L 141'7 /5 7-•

2 X 2-

V o 3 c\ /5

I 5,3 7 11- Vo 31 Pf (/5 \


11301 A volleyball player serves the ball with an initial velocity vo of

magnitude. 1.3.0 m/s at an angle of 20 0 with the horizontal. Deter- A
mine (a) if the ball will clear the top of the net, (b) how far from
the net the ball wilHand.

X— Gt: f c--k*
9 rn

val

2_
13 , 4?-..` 4;4, 2.c.7° x ,71 4-17 3 — ( .cir )( 475)
s-

2.?-7

S C.-e— .2.01 - 3 44 Y3c14

1,1i C ke( /‘.

t 121 t
'Z.
0 -1 • -‘24,;„ 20° — ;10 ?-/
5 1—

41,56-,31 -v —

it,5f3 41 /5 j-t-573(

(— 9,9a5

— Lt. 5 r3 / /s TT?! '‘/-5

I , 27 /2, s nfro0+ /. 7 1 2. 5

A = 3 tts' celo 2e, c) /-2-712-

6 .0 I wn

:s +advt. 4 —J)
1. 123 Knowing that at the iiistant shown block A has a velocity of .8
and an acceleration of 6 infs .' both directed down the inciin('. deter,
yinc ta) the %.elocitv of block B, (1)) the a( leration of block B.:

XA 4 X.B/A

2V4 + 0

V D/A - 2 14 =

— att
-2(6 ‘ . (5 2) - :-1(

- V9 /A

Gt epik calk

"z.
C t ck-L ce", 6;`•

2. 7 2.
= 416 - 2(F) 16) cd) /.5°

C 2-:- 7 2:723
2 /5

Adt;A X .4.A4 S

44-4-15°
\')
52-Z

Pi 05°

z 2g 51-1,05

Ct A -+ 01_ At

Ct. A z 6

- OL A '-`.+-- a - 20,46t
77 1  a (6 ) 2 4 1 2)-1— ) 2-) ("(P 5'4'

6 376 -q..5 q o6 v