Problem 7.5 Consider the car shown in Fig. 7.29. At position0, the car is stationary on a hill that makes an angle 0 with thehorizontal. Assume that the gear of the car is at "neutral" andthat at time to = 0 the brakes of the car are released. Under theeffect of the gravitational acceleration &, the car will startmoving down the hill. After some time, the car will be atposition 1, which is at a distance d from position 0 measuredparallel to the hill.Fig. 7.29 Problems 7.5 and 7.6Show that time tį to cover the distance between positions 0 and1, and speed v, of the car at position 1 can be expressed as:2dt1 =8 sin 0vi = /2 gd sin 0

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Problem 7.5 Consider the car shown in Fig. 7.29. At position 0, the car is stationary on a hill that makes an angle 0 with the horizontal. Assume that the gear of the car is at "neutral" and that at time to = 0 the brakes of the car are released. Under the effect of the gravitational acceleration g, the car will start moving down the hill. After some time, the car will be at position 1, which is at a distance d from position 0 measured parallel to the hill. Fig. 7.29 Problems 7.5 and 7.6 Show that time t to cover the distance between positions 0 and 1, and speed v1 of the car at position 1 can be expressed as: 2d 8 sin 0 Vi = /2 gd sin0

Problem 7.5 Consider the car shown in Fig. 7.29. At position 0, the car is stationary on a hill that makes an angle 0 with the horizontal. Assume that the gear of the car is at "neutral" and that at time to = 0 the brakes of the car are released. Under the effect of the gravitational acceleration g, the car will start moving down the hill. After some time, the car will be at position 1, which is at a distance d from position 0 measured parallel to the hill. Fig. 7.29 Problems 7.5 and 7.6 Show that time t to cover the distance between positions 0 and 1, and speed v1 of the car at position 1 can be expressed as: 2d 8 sin 0 Vi = /2 gd sin0

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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