Thank you so much for your help so far. But unfortunally, it is 2am where I am. So I am gonna have to call it a night. Hopefully we can pick it back up tomorrow!
In my mind, In the vertical direction, there is 3 forces. Force from the blast, FDrag and, F of gravity.
Fblast-Fdrag-mg=ma
will the blast require horziontal components? I was origionally thinking no...
Edit: Now that I think of it, does gravity need to be added? Becuase had there been no drag...
Hello! Apologies if I'm missing some information but here is my thinking so far. Had the drag force not been there, the potential energy would equal the amount of energy the explosives have to disipate to get the car to that height. However, since drag force is included it makes it more...
Wow. thank you so much. both of you, for your time and patience through this problem. I truly appreciate it. I could have hired a tutor and still wouldn't have recieved such great step by step help. Have a great rest of your day, yall deserve it! Take it easy!
oh boy its been awhile since i've done this. the rhs ln disappears leaving just vf/vi. but for the left side, does all of the left side become the exponent for e?