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Problem 1: 2025 Iphoc

The document outlines the problems and grading criteria for the 2025 IPhOC competition, specifically focusing on a physics problem involving a drone and a ball. It details the necessary conditions for collision, the effective gravitational field, and the required kinematic equations. Points are awarded based on the correctness of the analysis, geometric constructions, and the interpretation of the problem's parameters.

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Problem 1: 2025 Iphoc

The document outlines the problems and grading criteria for the 2025 IPhOC competition, specifically focusing on a physics problem involving a drone and a ball. It details the necessary conditions for collision, the effective gravitational field, and the required kinematic equations. Points are awarded based on the correctness of the analysis, geometric constructions, and the interpretation of the problem's parameters.

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2025 IPhOC 秒題大賽 A1 -1

三個題目
Problem 1

v = 12.3 m/s
umin = 10.9 m/s

go • Effective gravitational field (0, − g) (in the C′


et rotated coordinate frame, but this rotation
all is not necessary) 0.2 pts
− • Drone must be on the envelope curve
so 0.2 pts
− • Correct form for the envelope curve 0.1 pts
e‐ • Correct answer 0.2 pts C
S
ed For other solutions, at most 0.6 points for
kinematical equations that describe the con‐
at ditions necessary for the ball and drone to
ua‐ collide – the rest of the analysis must be fully
its correct to get the rest of the points. B
=
NB! If a student has interpreted that the Grading: (preliminary)
on
he drones acceleration做 Cis 向上延伸線與由
along the y‐axis or B• 出發垂直於 BS 的線,相交於
The idea of switching C ′ 。BC ′
to the free‐falling ⊥ BS。
nt # –′ to the frame # –′
that antiparallel to the y‐axis means 0.5 pts
positive y‐axis, itvis的方向為
automaticallySC0 ,u min 的方向為
points. BC 。 or implicitly) that the
• Stating (explicitly
ii) (4 points) stone and the ball travel in straight lines
ch 0.5 pts
− Solution 1. Let us use the free‐falling frame • SC ′ = vt and BC ′ = ut 0.2 pts (0.1 for
m
ol‐
Problem
of reference wherein the ball2and the stone each)
move along straight lines. That frame fell to‐ • Noticing that we need to minimise
of gether with points S and B during the flight |SC ′ |/|BC ′ | (or maximise the reciprocal)
al­ time of duration t by h = 12 gt2 , so in that 0.3 pts 2 2
If frame the position of the collision point C ′ is • Sine theoremµ(to 0 I minimise)
R 0.5 pts
he f = ,是排斥力
obtained by shifting C relative to S and B by • ∠C ′ BS 2πL = 90° (L 2 − R 2) 0.5 pts
on distance h upwards. In that frame, |SC ′ | = • In the free falling frame C ′ is shifted up‐
his ′ ′ ′
vt and |BC | = ut, hence |SC |/|BC | = v/u. wards with respect to S,B,C 0.5 pts
at We have v fixed and want to have as small as • |CC ′ | = 1 gt2
if ′ ′
0.1 pts
possible u, so |SC |/|BC | needs to be max‐ • Well drawn geometrical construction (that
2
he imal. From the Problem
sine theorem,3|SC ′ |/|BC ′ | = is correct) 0.5 pts
nts sin ∠SBC ′ / sin ∠C ′ SB. As ∠C ′ SB is defined √ √
ed by the stone‐throwing angle and is therefore • √ v = g|SC ′ |/ 2|CC ′ | and u =

ve fixed, the boy needs to maximize sin ∠C ′ BS. g|BC ′ |/ 2|CC ′ | 0.2
1 pts (0.1 for each)
≤ Obviously, the maximum of 1 is reached • v ∈ [11.8, 12.7]m Rs−1
=, u ∈ [10.5, 11.4]m s−1
os‐ for ∠C ′ BS = 90°. Therefore, we need to 0.2 pts (0.1 forπaσ
each, only if correct
el‐ draw a perpendicular to SB at B, and find method)
h‐ C ′ as its intersection point with the vertical
Note. Well drawn means that straight
So line drawn through C. Then |CC ′ | = 21 gt2 lines are straight lines and the 90 degree
on √
from where ′ |/g, v =
n‐ √ ′
√ we obtain t = 2|CC −1
angles look like 90 degree angles. The points

g|SC |/ 2|CC | ≈ 12.3 m s and u = will only be given if the construction is relev‐
sa √ √ ant for a correct solution to the problem.
as g|BC ′ |/ 2|CC ′ | ≈ 10.9 m s−1
Solution 2. A purely geometric proof for
± C ′ B ⊥ BSA to minimise BC ′ /SC ′ goes as
= follows (the rest of the solution is the same).
After going to the free fall frame, go to the
. frame moving with velocity ⃗v . For the ball to
hit the ball its velocity in this frame ⃗u′ must
−→
ng point at the stone. I.e. we get that ⃗u′ = k BS,

ts where k > 0. On the other hand ⃗u = ⃗u − ⃗v .
ra‐ But now this means that ⃗v − ⃗u must end up
ts on the line SB. The possible ending points of

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