The stone has a movement which can be resolved in a horizontal and vertical movement.
The vertical component of movement consists a continuously accelerating movement starting at 0 and accelerating at 9.81 m/s^2.
The stone hits the water surface when it has travelled 62 m vertically.
We know: t = (2s/a)^(1/2)
where t = time of travel, s = distance travelled, and a = acceleration.
Therefore: t = (2*62/9.81)^(1/2) = 3.5553 s (approximately)
Vertical component of speed of the stone then it hits the water
= a*t = 9.81*3.5553 = 34.8774 m/s
Speed of the stone when it hits the water =
= [(horizontal component of speed)^2 + (vertical component of speed)^2]^1/2
= (34.8774^2 + 14^2)^1/2 = 37.5824 m/s (approximately)
Answer:
The stone takes 3.5553 s to fall to water.
The stone strikes the water with sped of 37.5824 m/s.
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