3. The football North players begin practicing at Clarkson again! They run out onto the grass upper field and practice hard together in preparation for next season. At the end of practice, Ethan throws a ball his hardest from a position on the upper field. The throw has a velocity of 22.2m/s[West35.0°Up]. The ball soars through the air, and lands on the turf field, which is approximately 7.05m below the level of the upper field. a. How high will the ball fly above the level it was thrown from? b. What is the velocity of the ball when it reaches its peak height? (Magnitude and direction) c. If Kumail caught Ethan's throw, 2.000s after it left his hand, what was the velocity of the ball when it was caught? (Magnitude and direction) d. What is the range of Ethan's throw, assuming it is not caught, and it lands on the turf field? е. ** Solve for the range if the wind provided an acceleration of 1.2m/s²[East]

3. The football North players begin practicing at Clarkson again! They run out onto the grass upper field and practice hard together in preparation for next season. At the end of practice, Ethan throws a ball his hardest from a position on the upper field. The throw has a velocity of 22.2m/s[West35.0°Up]. The ball soars through the air, and lands on the turf field, which is approximately 7.05m below the level of the upper field. a. How high will the ball fly above the level it was thrown from? b. What is the velocity of the ball when it reaches its peak height? (Magnitude and direction) c. If Kumail caught Ethan's throw, 2.000s after it left his hand, what was the velocity of the ball when it was caught? (Magnitude and direction) d. What is the range of Ethan's throw, assuming it is not caught, and it lands on the turf field? е. ** Solve for the range if the wind provided an acceleration of 1.2m/s²[East]

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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