Shoot the Monkey!. A monkey is sitting in a tree. For some reason you want to shoot it. But it is an astute (cheeky, even) monkey and will let go of the.

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Shoot the Monkey!

A monkey is sitting in a tree. For some reason you want to shoot it. But it is an astute (cheeky, even) monkey and will let go of the branch he is swinging from at the same instant you shoot your gun or arrow or blowpipe or whatever weapon you use. So, where should you aim to guarantee hitting the blighter? Ignoring air resistance, etc.

Will the hunter hit his prey?

Monkey’s initial position Path of projectile

ProjectileMonkey Vertical displacement: Horizontal displacement: Time for projectile to reach fall-line of monkey

ProjectileMonkey Vertical displacement: Horizontal displacement: Time for projectile to reach fall-line of monkey

Monkey’s initial position Another way of looking at it is to consider the position vectors of each object and note how they change with time. Considering the monkey’s position vector first:

Monkey’s initial position Path of projectile Another way of looking at it is to consider the position vectors of each object and note how they change with time. Now considering the projectile’s position vector:

Monkey’s initial position Another way of looking at it is to consider the position vectors of each object and note how they change with time. Considering both position vectors: so collision here

Will the hunter hit his prey?

HA, YOU MISSED ME! Will the hunter hit his prey?

AAAARGHHHH!

Will the hunter hit his prey? First scenario – with line of fire

Will the hunter hit his prey? Second scenario – with line of fire

This scenario hits the target (line of fire is on the target) This scenario does not hit the target (line of fire is not on the target)

No matter what initial velocity the projectile has the only criteria for hitting the target is that the projectile is aimed directly at it. The initial velocity only determines when the target is hit. A small velocity will obviously take longer and so hunter and target should be on opposite sides of a very deep canyon!

Another way of thinking about it is to note that each object (projectile and monkey) have identical vertical acceleration – gravity. So, subtract that motion from each object and analyse. It is now as though gravity is zero so the answer of aiming directly at the target becomes obvious. Each object has “fallen” the same distance.

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Will the hunter hit his prey?

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