A cannon ball was fired from the top of a 100 m tall cliff. The cannon was aimed at 25 degrees below the horizontal and the ball left the gun with a speed of 3x10^2 m/s. Find the impact velocity of the cannon ball.
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to horizontal direction \(V_x = V cos 25\) \(x_0 =0 \) \(a_x =0\) to vertical direction \(V_y = Vsin25\) \(y_0= 0\) y = 100 but I don't understand the sentence " find the impact velocity of the cannonball" do they ask you find just \(V_x ~~and~~V_y\)
I don't know.
ok, do as we think, to horizontal direction \(V _x= Vcos 25= 3*10^2 cos 25 = 271.89m/s\) that 's it to vertical direction \(V_{final}^2= V sin25 + as= 3*10^2sin25 + (9.8*100)= 1106.79m/s \)
so \(V_y = 33.26m/s\)
that's all I can do for you. I am not sure about the logic.
But isn't it -25?
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