A ball is thrown at an angle of D degrees above the horizontal with a velocity of V m/s from the top of the building H m high a. if D = 55, V = 6, and H = 10. What is the Horizontal distance traveled by the ball? b. if D = 56, V = 8, and H = 5. What is the vertical component of the initial velocity? c. if D = 47, V = 7, and H = 7. How long before the ball reach the ground?

A ball is thrown at an angle of D degrees above the horizontal with a velocity of V m/s from the top of the building H m high a. if D = 55, V = 6, and H = 10. What is the Horizontal distance traveled by the ball? b. if D = 56, V = 8, and H = 5. What is the vertical component of the initial velocity? c. if D = 47, V = 7, and H = 7. How long before the ball reach the ground?

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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