2. The ball is dropped from rest and falls a distance of 1.2 m before striking the smooth plane at A. If e = 0.8, determine the disdance d to where it again strikes the plane at B. (H 15-63, p221) Solution:

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Why is et = 4/5 i  - 3/5 j and en = 3/5 i + 4/5 j .

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2. The ball is dropped from rest and falls a distance of 1.2 m
before striking the smooth plane at A. If e = 0.8, determine
the disdance d to where it again strikes the plane at B.
(Н 15-63, р221)
1.2 m
Solution:
(1) From state 1 to state 2, using Principle of W and E
U1-2 = T, – T,
y
mg(1.2) 3 0.5mту' >
v= /2.4g = 4.8522 (m/s)
1
(2) Collision at position 2
1.2 m
Before collision
2
4
=-v(-
3
v, = -vŷ
ê,
ê,)
in
5
3
= vê, + vê,
After collision, assume
d
5
v, = v"ê, + v{ ê,
In ê, direction the linear momentum is conserved, so
3
vi = vó = 5"
v = 0.6v
In ê, direction, use the restitution equation (3.82)
(v" – 0) = -e(v" – 0)
4
we have
v =-e(--v)= 0.64v
5
Different Componenets of V
Thus we have i, = v" ê, + v{ ê, obtained as
v, = 0.64vê, + 0.6v ê,
3
Using ê,
5
j, ê,
+
v, can be written as
%3D
v, = 0.864v î + 0.152vĵ
Transcribed Image Text:2. The ball is dropped from rest and falls a distance of 1.2 m before striking the smooth plane at A. If e = 0.8, determine the disdance d to where it again strikes the plane at B. (Н 15-63, р221) 1.2 m Solution: (1) From state 1 to state 2, using Principle of W and E U1-2 = T, – T, y mg(1.2) 3 0.5mту' > v= /2.4g = 4.8522 (m/s) 1 (2) Collision at position 2 1.2 m Before collision 2 4 =-v(- 3 v, = -vŷ ê, ê,) in 5 3 = vê, + vê, After collision, assume d 5 v, = v"ê, + v{ ê, In ê, direction the linear momentum is conserved, so 3 vi = vó = 5" v = 0.6v In ê, direction, use the restitution equation (3.82) (v" – 0) = -e(v" – 0) 4 we have v =-e(--v)= 0.64v 5 Different Componenets of V Thus we have i, = v" ê, + v{ ê, obtained as v, = 0.64vê, + 0.6v ê, 3 Using ê, 5 j, ê, + v, can be written as %3D v, = 0.864v î + 0.152vĵ
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