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For problem $1.4.12$
A body flies horizontally at speed v into the space between two vertical walls that move at speed u. Determine the speed of the body after the n-th impact on the front wall. Distance between walls L. The blows are absolutely elastic.

Solutions of Savchenko Problems in Physics

Aliaksandr Melnichenka
October 2023

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    <h3> Statement </h3>
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        $1.4.12.$ A body flies horizontally at speed $v$ into the space between two vertical walls that move at speed $u$. Determine the speed of the body after the $n$-th impact on the front wall. Distance between walls $L$. The blows are absolutely elastic.

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    <h3>Solution</h3>
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Let's consider how the velocity changes along the horizontal axis

When the body flies to the right wall, . Then, after an elastic collision, the velocity changes to . For more details on why this happens, see 1.4.9.

Similarly, after hitting the left wall, will be equal to

Thus, always after hitting the right wall, the speed of will be equal to

And the time between and hits

Since there are no collisions in the vertical plane, the velocity depends on the time as

And in the general case:

    <h4>Answer</h4>
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        The projection of the velocity on the horizontal direction $v_x = v −2u$; the projection of the velocity on the vertical direction $$v_y = (2n − 1)g L \frac{2(v-u)}{v(v-2u)}$$
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