Posted by kevin on Tuesday, September 4, 2012 at 2:30pm.
If building has height H, and stone has initial velocity V,
h(t) = H - 15t - 4.9t^2
h(4.75) = 0 = H - 15(4.75) - 4.9*4.75^2
= H - 181.81
so, H = 181.81m
H-15 = H-15t-4.9t^2
t = .794
v(t) = V - 9.8t
-24.3 = V - 9.8*0.794
V = -16.52m/s
thanks for the assistance, but apparently none of the answers are correct according to my homework checker.
h=(v²-vₒ²)/2g,
vₒ= sqrt(v²-2gvh) =
sqrt(24.3²-29.815) = 17.22 m/s.
H=vₒt+gt²/2 =
17.224.75+9.84.75²/2 =192.35 m
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