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Physics, 25.12.2020 14:00 johnsonwhitney2

While delivering 125 kg blocks of ice to a local village, Kristoff and his family (and Sven too) come upon a cliff that is 5.7 m above them. To solve their problem, they build a catapult that will launch their blocks of ice with an initial velocity of 15 m/s and at an angle of 45 degrees above the ground. Prove that the catapult will successfully launch the ice blocks up to the top of the cliff. Quantities you will need to solve for will be initial vertical velocity, horizontal velocity, the distance the catapult is from the cliff, and the amount of time it takes the ice to reach the cliff. Assume that they are experts and have arranged everything so that the ice blocks just barely reach the top of their parabolic path when they land at the top of the cliff and make a smooth landing. Draw a picture of the scene to help you visualize what is happening.

After landing on the flat land above, each block of ice travels 20 meters while slowing to a stop.
What is the rate of acceleration while the blocks slow to a stop?

How long do the blocks take to slow to a stop?

What is the amount of friction between the ice and the snowy ground?

How long do the blocks take to slow to a stop?

What is the amount of friction between the ice and the snowy ground?

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