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TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES — MANILA
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
PLATE NO. 2
CURVILINEAR MOTION
CE 204
DYNAMICS OF RIGID BODIES
SUBMITTED BY:
DE LEMOS, AIRA MHAE S. - 2113362
CE22S6
SUBMITTED TO:
ENGR. RHONALYN 6B. FLORIDO
MARCH 7, 2023 PROBLEM 1
IF THE * AND y COMPONENTS OF A PARTICLES VELOCITY ARE
Vx2(32t) m/s AND Wy= 8 m/s, DETERMINE THE EQUATION OF THE
PATH y=fux), IF x20 AND y=0 WHEN ¢=0.
SOLUTION:
GIVEN:
Ve2 92, Vyr8
z
Sax J ze at y7 Ole
32% (0)
a ver
*= 1687 >t--E
Say =f 8ab
yz 8b
PROBLEM 2
A PARTICLE 1S TRAVELING ALONG THE STRAIGHT PATH. IF ITS
POSITION ALONG THE X-AXIS IS x=(8t)m, WHERE + IS IN
SECONDS, DETERMINE |S SPEED WHEN += 2s.
Y SOLUTION:
GIVEN:
x=8t | t=25
x=8(2)
x216m
") yz 075116)
yetam
oe y N46? 124
y= 20m
LY. 20m
srep-¥ , SO = flom/s PROBLEM 3
A PARTICLE IS CONSTRAINED TO TRAVEL ALONG PATH. IF
x=(4e")m, WHERE T IS IN SECONDS, DETERMINE THE MAGNITUDE
OF THE PARTICLE'S VELOCITY AND ACCELERATION WHEN.
4=05s.
”)
SOLUTION:
7 4x yhedx 2 SAK =y EN EACICY 4?
Nx = ue) = 164? = 16(0.8 = 2m
Wor (He) = Bt = 805) =4mis
vi:
x Axe 2 (ietene + 4B(0.5)* = 12mist
= Bm|s*
—>
x= (4t*Ym
PROBLEM 4
A PARTICLE TRAVELS ALONG A STRAIGHT-LINE PATH y=05x.
\F THE x COMPONENT OF THE PARTICLE’S VELOCITY 15
Vx = (247) mis, WHERE & \S IN SECONDS, DETERMINE THE
MAGNITUDE OF THE PARTICLES VELOCITY AD ACCELERATION
WHEN &=4s.
7 SOLUTION:
Ne Ej yeh Axe Sa) = a
dx=2idt jdysosdx Ay? SW) = 2
dy FOS (2tVab = tat A
ene weit Ax= MW = 16mle
Nee 2 (a)? = 92 mls Sees
* Aye 4 = 16 mis ee
A 217.89 wis™
Nedoe*y 16% 2959771
Vz 35.78 mis PROBLEM 5
THE BOX SLIDES DOWN THE SLOPE DESCRIBED BY THE EQUATION
y= (0.05x*) m, WHERE X 19 IN METERS. IF THE BOX HAS x
COMPONENTS OF VELOCITY AND ACCELERATION OF Vx=-3m/s
AND Ax=-1.5m/s* AT X=5m, DETERMINE THE y COMPONENTS,
OF THE VELOCITY AND THE ACCELERATION OF THE BOX,
y SOLUTION:
dy ox
He Ow) oe” OKO
yeo0sx* Vy O.1(8)x-15 = LOTS ms]
Aye 01-08) + on(8)(¢-3) [54.58 mis*]
x
PROBLEM ©
A PROTECTILE IS FIRED WITH AN INITIAL VELOCITY OF Va=150
mis OFF THE ROOF OF THE BUILDING. DETERMINE THE RANGE
R WHERE IT STRIKES THE GROUND. AT 8.
Y Naz t80mis, SOLUTION:
x 3 °
i ton@=G 8 ae
= Y Fy *Vesingt + gt
1 180m z
Jo 4.4084? - 90.0% - 150
xz
= 71.5374 and 14.9082
R= Vo cos@t
= 180 mis cos (96.8699) (19.4052) PROBLEM 7
THE WATER SPRINKLER, POSITIONED AT THE BASE OF A WILL,
RELEASES A STREAM OF WATER WITH A VELOCITY oF 15 ft/s.
DETERMINE THE POINT Bx.) WHERE THE WATER STRIKES
THE GROUND ON THE HILL. ASSUME THAT THE WILL 1s DEFIHED
BY THE EQUATION y=(0.05x"*) f& AND NEGLECT THE SITE OF
THE SPRINKLERS.
y * SOLUTION:
ye (005s )tt 7
Ve =15 cosGO° = 7.5 ftis
ae \ Vy=15 sinGO” = 12.9904 tts
Se vot
XFSt
: ait
x SF Sot Not + zat!
=0412.9904 syed
Y= 193% -0.24 xt
SETaaT
PROBLEM &
DETERMINE THE MINIMUM INITIAL VELOCITY Vo ANO THE
CORRESPONDING ANGLE Us AT WHICH THE BALL MUST BE
KICKED IN ORDER FOR IT TO JUST CROSS OVER THE 3-m
HIGH FENCE.
SOLUTION:
FYotYtNetay’ gf. 2c0se +.
er Aa
3: D4 Wotmsoxt),
49-81 AE stan 2 =-2
%
of -ssin20 + 4g
KE Kot MoXt det 2cos20 7"
Bm G= CANS COSOxt =Atan 20 72
&. a
Yecose Se
wo [Sse Wasa
Renae S19 Te 98.28]
No= 436ml