Use the range and maximum height equation to calculate the horizontal distance a baseball if the initial velocity is 55 m/s and the ball is thrown at an angle of: 2V cos Osine d, = v.? sin² e Angle Range Max Height dymax тах -2g -9 Example: Example: v² sinė 2V cos Osine dymax 200 d, -2g 6- cos 20 sin20 (*sm)² (sinz0)² -2(-2ºm, %3D %3D 9.8M -(-9.8 m/s) d, = 195m dymax = 18m 400 600 700

Use the range and maximum height equation to calculate the horizontal distance a baseball if the initial velocity is 55 m/s and the ball is thrown at an angle of: 2V cos Osine d, = v.? sin² e Angle Range Max Height dymax тах -2g -9 Example: Example: v² sinė 2V cos Osine dymax 200 d, -2g 6- cos 20 sin20 (*sm)² (sinz0)² -2(-2ºm, %3D %3D 9.8M -(-9.8 m/s) d, = 195m dymax = 18m 400 600 700

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter3: Vectors

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