Sailboats A and B each have a mass of 60 kg and cross the starting line at the same time on the first leg of a race. Each has an initial velocity of 2 m/sec. The wind applies a constant force of 650 N to each boat, and the force due to water resistance is proportional to the velocity of the boat. For sailboat A the proportionality constants arebefore planing when the velocity is less than 5 m/sec andwhen the velocity is above 5 m/sec. For sailboat B the proportionality constants arebefore planing when the velocity is less than 6 m/sec andwhen the velocity is above. If the first leg of the race is 500 m long, which sailboat will be leading at the end of the first leg?

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Since the boat B will be leading at the end of the first leg.

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01

Find the equation of motion for boat A

There are two forces are acting on the sailboat are the wind force and the water resistance force respectively.

F=650NF2=80v

Now put the given values then;

mdvdt=650-80v60dvdt=650-80v±dvdt=656-43vAdvdt+43vA=656vA=656+Ce-43tIntegratingonbothsides

Put the value of vA0=2,thenC=-498.

vAt=656-498e-43txt=0tv(s)dsxt=0t658-498e-43sdsxt=658t-14732e-43t-1

Further, solve the above expression,

xt=0t658-498e-43sdsxt=658t-14732e-43t-1

When the values are written as;

vAt=5,then,tA=0.5vAt=0.5,then,xA=1.85

Since, the first leg of race is 500 m long the boat A will be 500-1.86=498.15maway from the finish.

02

the equation of velocity for b2 = 60.

Apply the same procedure as step 1 b2 = 60 then I get the required value.

Therefore, the value is v2At=656-356e-t.

And the equation of motion is written as:

x2At=656t+356e-t-1x2At=0t656-356e-sds

When the value of x2A=498.15,then,t=46.5.

Now the total time for the boat A is = 47 sec

03

the value of equation of motion boat B when B3 = 100N.

Apply the same procedure for step 1 the equation of velocity and equation of motion are respectively.

v1B=658-498e-5t3x1Bt=658t+1476e-5t3-1

The time is 0.635 sec

04

when b4 = 50N the equation of motion for boat B

Apply the same procedure for step 2 the equation of velocity and equation of motion are respectively.

v2B=655-358e-5t3x2Bt=655t+425e-5t3-1

The time is 39.895 sec

Therefore, the boat B will be leading at the end of the first leg.

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