Mechanics of Harry Potter 1

If Dumbledore is stood on a balcony 25m above the ground and Harry whips out his 'wand' and pricks Dumbledore in the back. Dumbledore, shocked with the pain is forced forward with initial horizontal velocity 1.5 m/s off the edge of the balcony. With air resistance being negligible (this is Hogwarts after all) how far away (horizontally) will Dumbledore land from the balcony?

[ Take gravity to be 10 N/m ]

4.0 m 60.5 m It's infintie as there's no gravity in Hogwarts 3.35 m

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Raj Rajput
Oct 16, 2015

Thanks so much for this, I got stuck! Could you clarify what t is as I cant read your writing! Thanks Kyran

Kyran Gaypinathan - 5 years, 2 months ago

You have no life...

Pauline Swalter - 5 years, 6 months ago

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What ?? I am not getting your point.

RAJ RAJPUT - 5 years, 6 months ago

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Give me a sec, you need to find yourself a woooman cos you're giving off the wrong sins at the moment. You can go with her sit on a log and improve your tan. You get me m2^3.

Pauline Swalter - 5 years, 6 months ago

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@Pauline Swalter Calvin Lin please delete such kinds of comments .

RAJ RAJPUT - 5 years, 6 months ago

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@Raj Rajput Calvin Lin, please delete this user, he is taking the fun out of mathsisfun, therefore all we have left is mathsis

Pauline Salter - 5 years, 6 months ago

@Raj Rajput , we have the SAME profile picture except my harry potter is right handed!!!!!!!! #loveharrypotter #notamuggle #goingtofightvoldemort!!!!! ;)

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