If you drive a car at 100 mph towards, then up, a ramp inclined at 30 degrees, the car will fly through the air, yes?
But...
If the car is stationery, and the ramp moves towards the car at 100 mph, will the car travel the same distance through the air?
It will attain the same height, if thats what you mean, as the upward force applied by the ramp is the same either way!
gasblaster said:| If you drive a car at 100 mph towards, then up, a ramp inclined at 30 degrees, the car will fly through the air, yes?... |
Fly, or fall?
Saturday 4th March 2006
The ramp would pass under the car making it run up the ramp and just fall off the other side.
Darren
AAAAAAGH!!
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