ou decide to play a trick on your friend using a giant water balloon as shown in the figure attached below. The balloon is dropped (no initial velocity) from a height of 42.79 meters. At the exact moment, you drop the balloon your friend throws a rock straight up to strike and burst the balloon before it lands. We will take the rock to be thrown with an initial velocity of 108 km/hr from an initial height of zero. Convert the rock's initial velocity into proper units. v0(rock) = ? meters/second Write an equation for the y of the balloon at any time. yballoon(t) = Write an equation for the y of the rock at any time. yrock(t) = Determine the time at which the rock and balloon collide. tcollision = ? seconds. NOTE: The equations you input should have all numbers, except for the letter t. Examples of correct format (but not the right answers):
You decide to play a trick on your friend using a giant water balloon as shown in the figure attached below. The balloon is dropped (no initial velocity) from a height of 42.79 meters. At the exact moment, you drop the balloon your friend throws a rock straight up to strike and burst the balloon before it lands. We will take the rock to be thrown with an initial velocity of 108 km/hr from an initial height of zero.
Convert the rock's initial velocity into proper units. v0(rock) = ? meters/second
Write an equation for the y of the balloon at any time. yballoon(t) =
Write an equation for the y of the rock at any time. yrock(t) =
Determine the time at which the rock and balloon collide. tcollision = ? seconds.
NOTE: The equations you input should have all numbers, except for the letter t. Examples of correct format (but not the right answers):
6.25 + 4.12t -4.9t2
12t -18t3
14 - 6t
666 + 666t + 666t2
![You decide to play a trick on your friend using a giant water balloon as shown in the figure below.
Dropped from initial
height y, at t=0
The balloon is dropped (no initial velocity) from a height of 42.79 meters. At the exact moment you drop the balloon your friend throws a rock straight up to strike and burst
the balloon before it lands. We will take the rock to be thrown with an initial velocity of 108 km/hr from an initial height of zero.
Convert the rock's initial velocity into proper units. Vo(rock) =
meters/second
Thrown upward from yo=0
with velocity v₁ at t=0
Write an equation for the y of the balloon at any time. Yballoon(t)
Write an equation for the y of the rock at any time. Yrock(t) =
6.25 +4.121-4.91²
• 12t-181³
14-6t
.666 +666t+6661²
Determine the time at which the rock and balloon collide. collision=
NOTE: The equations you input should have all numbers, except for the letter t.
Examples of correct format (but not the right answers):
=
seconds.
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