**Problem 4: Projectile Motion**A ball travels horizontally off a table 1.0 meter above the ground with a velocity of 1.51 m/s. If the ball is to travel through the center of a hoop which is placed 0.20 meters above the ground, how far (\(x_f\)) from the base of the table should the center of the hoop be placed? (Hint: use the Projectile Motion Equations).**Diagram Explanation:**- The diagram on the right illustrates the problem setup. - A ball is shown rolling off a table, depicted as a vertical rectangle, 1.0 meter high.- The initial horizontal velocity of the ball (\(v_{i, ball}\)) is labeled as 1.51 m/s.- Below the tabletop, the vertical distance is labeled as \(h_{table} = 1.0 \, m\).- A hoop is depicted to the right of the table, floating above the ground, with its center 0.20 meters above the ground (\(h_{hoop} = 0.20 \, m\)).- The horizontal distance from the base of the table to the center of the hoop is labeled \(x_f = ?\), indicating that this is the distance that needs to be calculated. **Objective:**Calculate \(x_f\), the horizontal distance from the base of the table to the center of the hoop, using projectile motion equations.

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4. A ball travels horizontally off a table 1.0 meters above the ground with a velocity of 1.51 m/s. If the ball is to travel through the center of a hoop which is placed 0.20 meters above the ground, then how far (x₁) from the base of the table should the center of the hoop be placed? (Hint: use the Projectile Motion Equations). Vi,ball m = 1.51" S hable=1.0 m hoop -0.20 m X₁ = ?

4. A ball travels horizontally off a table 1.0 meters above the ground with a velocity of 1.51 m/s. If the ball is to travel through the center of a hoop which is placed 0.20 meters above the ground, then how far (x₁) from the base of the table should the center of the hoop be placed? (Hint: use the Projectile Motion Equations). Vi,ball m = 1.51" S hable=1.0 m hoop -0.20 m X₁ = ?

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**Problem 4: Projectile Motion**

A ball travels horizontally off a table 1.0 meter above the ground with a velocity of 1.51 m/s. If the ball is to travel through the center of a hoop which is placed 0.20 meters above the ground, how far (\(x_f\)) from the base of the table should the center of the hoop be placed? (Hint: use the Projectile Motion Equations).

**Diagram Explanation:**

- The diagram on the right illustrates the problem setup.
- A ball is shown rolling off a table, depicted as a vertical rectangle, 1.0 meter high.
- The initial horizontal velocity of the ball (\(v_{i, ball}\)) is labeled as 1.51 m/s.
- Below the tabletop, the vertical distance is labeled as \(h_{table} = 1.0 \, m\).
- A hoop is depicted to the right of the table, floating above the ground, with its center 0.20 meters above the ground (\(h_{hoop} = 0.20 \, m\)).
- The horizontal distance from the base of the table to the center of the hoop is labeled \(x_f = ?\), indicating that this is the distance that needs to be calculated.

**Objective:**

Calculate \(x_f\), the horizontal distance from the base of the table to the center of the hoop, using projectile motion equations.

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