A baseball is launched from a height of 3 feet at a speed of 100mph with an initial launch angle of 60 degrees. Determine (a) the horizontal range, (b) the max height and (c) the length of the trajectory of the ball with the assumption of no air-resistance. Write answers with distances measured in feet. Use a computer or calculator and indicate the formulas used.

A baseball is launched from a height of 3 feet at a speed of 100mph with an initial launch angle of 60 degrees. Determine (a) the horizontal range, (b) the max height and (c) the length of the trajectory of the ball with the assumption of no air-resistance. Write answers with distances measured in feet. Use a computer or calculator and indicate the formulas used.

Intermediate Algebra

19th Edition

ISBN:9780998625720

Author:Lynn Marecek

Publisher:Lynn Marecek

Chapter2: Solving Linear Equations

Section2.7: Solve Absolute Value Inequalities

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