A fireworks show is choreographed to have two shells cross paths at a height of 106 feet and explode at an apex of 153 feet under normal weather conditions. The shells have a launch angle = 51° above the horizontal. If a strong wind induces a constant rightward acceleration of 16 ft/sec² for the fireworks shells, determine the horizontal shift Ax of the crossing point of the shells. T 47' 106' VO Α/Θ Answer: Ax = i d ft Vo 0 B

A fireworks show is choreographed to have two shells cross paths at a height of 106 feet and explode at an apex of 153 feet under normal weather conditions. The shells have a launch angle = 51° above the horizontal. If a strong wind induces a constant rightward acceleration of 16 ft/sec² for the fireworks shells, determine the horizontal shift Ax of the crossing point of the shells. T 47' 106' VO Α/Θ Answer: Ax = i d ft Vo 0 B

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Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

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