Mid-Air ExplosionA drone is flying horizontally at a speed of v; when abattery malfunction causes it to explode into 2 pieces.The pieces fall to Earth from a height of h due to gravity(ignore air resistance). Piece #1 has a mass of 1.00kgand lands a horizontal distance of x1 from the explosionspot. Piece #2 has a mass of 2.00kg and lands ahorizontal distance of x2 from the explosion spot.9Vi8.12™hx1X218.7m10.8mmХ(no answer)10Correct Answer: 18.4VihX1X28.12mSm10.9m18.1mХ(no answer)2CMCorrect Answer: 18.3 Solution:Calculate where the CM lands using 2-D motion equations:h = ½gt² and CM = vitSolve for t and plug in:2hXCM = Vi√√9(Eqn. 1)Formula for XCM related to x1 and x2:XCMm1x1+m2x2(Eqn. 2)m1+m2Plug (Eqn. 1) into (Eqn. 2):2hVigm1x1+m2x2m1+m2Plug in values for the masses:2hx1+2x2Vi3g

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A drone is flying horizontally at a speed of v; when a battery malfunction causes it to explode into 2 pieces. The pieces fall to Earth from a height of h due to gravity (ignore air resistance). Piece #1 has a mass of 1.00kg and lands a horizontal distance of x1 from the explosion spot. Piece #2 has a mass of 2.00kg and lands a horizontal distance of x2 from the explosion spot. Vi h x1 x2 8.12 18.7m 10.8m m (no answer) Correct Answer: 18.4

A drone is flying horizontally at a speed of v; when a battery malfunction causes it to explode into 2 pieces. The pieces fall to Earth from a height of h due to gravity (ignore air resistance). Piece #1 has a mass of 1.00kg and lands a horizontal distance of x1 from the explosion spot. Piece #2 has a mass of 2.00kg and lands a horizontal distance of x2 from the explosion spot. Vi h x1 x2 8.12 18.7m 10.8m m (no answer) Correct Answer: 18.4

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