A 2.0kgprojectile with initial velocity v=8.0ı^m/sexperiences the variable force F=-2.0tl^+4.0t2ȷ^N, where t is in s.

a. What is the projectile’s speed at t=2.0s?

b. At what instant of time is the projectile moving parallel to they-axis?

Short Answer

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a). The projectile's speed at t=20sis 8.02m/s.

b). The projectile moving parallel to the y-axis at 4s.

Step by step solution

01

Given Information (Part a)

We are given the force in two dimensions in the form

F=-2.0ti^+4.0t2j^N.

mis the mass of the projectile=2.0kg

Initial velocityv=8.0im^/s

02

Explanation (Part a)

Let's find the acceleration for component axand ay:

According to Newton's law, the power exerted on a object creates its accelerates and this force equal to the mass:

Therefore,

ax=Fxm=-2.0ti^2.0kg=-1.0ti^m/s2

ay=Fym=4.0t2j^2.0kg=2.0t2j^m/s2

03

Calculate the final velocity (Part a)

Let's compute the final velocity as follow:

vf=vi+0tadt

For the horizontal component:

vx=vii^+0tadt

=8.0m/si^+02s(1.0ti^)dt

=8.0m/si^+12t202s

=8.0m/si^+(2.0m/si^)

=6.0m/si^

04

Calculate for the vertical component (Part a)

For the vertical component:

vy=vi+0taydt

=0m/sj^+02s2.0t2j^dt

=23t3j^02s

=5.33m/sj^

Place the vxand vyvalues in the given equation:

v=vx2+vy2

Therefore,

v=vx2+vy2

=(6.0m/s)2+(5.33m/s)2

=8.03m/s

05

Final Answer (Part a)

The projectile's speed at t=20sis 8.02m/s.

06

Given Information (Part b)

We are given the force in two dimensions in the form

F=-2.0ti^+4.0t2j^N.
07

Explanation (Part b)

Let's apply the equation of horizontal component to find the time:

vx=vii^+0taxdt

vx=8.0m/si^+0t(-1.0ti^)dt

vx=8.0m/si^+-12t2

0=8.0m/s+-12t2

8.0m/s=12t2

t=16

Simplify,

t=4s
08

Final Answer (Part b)

The projectile moving parallel to they-axis at 4s.

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