A physics problem about finding the coordinates of a thrown point

Updated on educate 2024-05-23
12 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    This one is simple: set the position of the throw point to o. Let the time taken from o to c be t, and the time taken from o to b is based on known conditions.

    Then: the distance from o to c in the vertical direction y=

    In the same way: the distance from o to b in the vertical direction z=Note: Both equations are based on the formula: y= and then the vertical distance between z-y= is solved to obtain t=

    Then bring t into the equation y=get that the vertical distance of o from c is o to c, so o to a is used.

    You can calculate the horizontal distance from a as.

    Total: o m above a, m on the left.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Because the horizontal coordinate difference between AB and BC is equal, and the horizontal motion is a uniform motion, the time A to B and B to C are equal. And because the vertical direction is a uniform acceleration motion with acceleration g, the vertical displacement difference between AB and BC is equal to GT 2, i.e.

    The solution is t=, and b is the midpoint time of ac, so its vertical velocity is the average velocity of ac in the vertical direction, that is, the time from the throwing point to the b point is calculated from this velocity, and the vertical displacement is, so the ordinate of the throwing point is 15cm-20cm=-5cm

    The horizontal velocity (i.e., the average velocity in the horizontal direction of AC) v=, the horizontal distance from the throwing point to a is 1m s*, so the abscissa of the throwing point is -10cm.

    The initial velocity and time interval you gave in this question can actually be calculated, so you don't need to tell it.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Remember the standard unit, ah......It should be centimeters.

    Point B is separated longitudinally from point C.

    According to the displacement formula: x=v0t+ where x=,v0 is the partial velocity in the longitudinal direction of point b, a=g=10m s2,t=

    Solve the equation and get vb=2m s 2

    The longitudinal velocity v=g*t, the throwing time is before point b.

    In this second: lateral displacement x=; Longitudinal displacement y=

    So throw the point coordinates (-10,5).

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

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  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Remember the standard unit, ah......It should be centimeters.

    Point B is separated longitudinally from point C.

    According to the displacement formula: x=v0t+

    where x=,v0 is the partial velocity in the longitudinal direction of point b, a=g=10m s 2, t = solve the equation, and vb=2m s 2

    The longitudinal velocity v=g*t, the throwing time is before point b.

    In this second: lateral displacement x=; Longitudinal displacement y=

    So throw the point coordinates (-10,5).

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Solution: From the graph, it can be seen that the vertex coordinates of the parabola are (2,-1), so the analytical formula of this parabola can be set by the vertex formula as:

    y=a(x-2) 2--1, and it can be seen from the figure that one of the intersections of this parabola and the x-axis is (1,0), so o=a(1--2) 2--1

    0=a--1

    a=1 So the analytic formula for the parabola is: y=(x-2) 2-1, and the general formula is: y=x 2--4x+3

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Let the parabolic analytic formula: y=ax 2+bx+c

    According to the title:

    c=2a+b+c=0

    9a+3b+c=0

    The solution is: a=-2 3, b=-4 3, c=2, y=-2 3x 2-4 3x+2

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    That question, that question.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    4) Flat throwing movement: There is a falling body movement in the vertical direction.

    ybc-yab=gt^2=

    t= f=1/t=10

    v0=3l/t=

    vby=(8l/2t)=2m/s

    vb=(v0^2+vbt^2)^1/2=

    vby=gt t=

    Time to reach point A t1=

    x=v0t= y=1/2gt^2=

    Coordinates (

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Solution: Let the analytic formula of the quadratic function be y=a(x+3) 2 and substitute the points (1,6) to get a= <>

    The analytic formula for parabola is y= <>

    x+3) 2

    Substituting the points (1,6) into the line y=2x+m gives the function relation of the line m=4 as y=2x+4

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Solution: y=- <

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  12. Anonymous users2024-01-31

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