(16) Say, a guy dumped by his (only) girlfriend. He wants to jump off from a building of 240 ft. high. What is the required velocity that he must start to touch down on her new boyfriend who stands on the ground, 40 ft. from the building? If a) the guy jumped out horizontally. b) the guy jumped with a depression angle of 20 degrees (the angle of depression is the angle between the horizontal line of look down sight to the object) In both cases find the impact velocities and speeds (Discuss the feasibility of the problem)
(16) Say, a guy dumped by his (only) girlfriend. He wants to jump off from a building of 240 ft. high. What is the required velocity that he must start to touch down on her new boyfriend who stands on the ground, 40 ft. from the building? If a) the guy jumped out horizontally. b) the guy jumped with a depression angle of 20 degrees (the angle of depression is the angle between the horizontal line of look down sight to the object) In both cases find the impact velocities and speeds (Discuss the feasibility of the problem)
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Transcribed Image Text:(16) Say, a guy dumped by his (only) girlfriend. He wants to jump off from a
building of 240 ft. high. What is the required velocity that he must start to touch
down on her new boyfriend who stands on the ground, 40 ft. from the building? If
a) the guy jumped out horizontally.
b) the guy jumped with a depression angle of 20 degrees (the angle of
depression is the angle between the horizontal line of look down sight to the
object)
In both cases find the impact velocities and speeds
(Discuss the feasibility of the problem)
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