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Gavroy
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First of all: Sorry about my English, but I am from France ;-)
The problem:
Somebody shoots into a block which is put up on two free running ropes and now you want to determine the velocity of the projectile by measuring the deviation of the block. I also have to consider gravity, which may protect the block from being deviated and the projectile gets stuck to the block, if this is important.
I want to add that the mass of the projectile, the mass of the block and the length of the ropes are known.
I am sorry that I can’t offer you an initial stage for a solution. The only thing I know is that the conservation of momentum may be a possible approach
The problem:
Somebody shoots into a block which is put up on two free running ropes and now you want to determine the velocity of the projectile by measuring the deviation of the block. I also have to consider gravity, which may protect the block from being deviated and the projectile gets stuck to the block, if this is important.
I want to add that the mass of the projectile, the mass of the block and the length of the ropes are known.
I am sorry that I can’t offer you an initial stage for a solution. The only thing I know is that the conservation of momentum may be a possible approach