A basketball player makes a 3-point shot from 25 ft from the hoop. The ball is in the air for 1 s, and the player imparts the typical 2 rev/s backspin to the ball. Ignore drag. (a) (b) (c) Approximately what is the horizontal component of the ball's velocity at the peak of its trajectory? What is the direction of the Magnus force on the way up? at the peak of the trajectory? on the way back down? At the peak of the ball's trajectory, approximately what is the magnitude of the Magnus force? Express your answer in ounces.

A basketball player makes a 3-point shot from 25 ft from the hoop. The ball is in the air for 1 s, and the player imparts the typical 2 rev/s backspin to the ball. Ignore drag. (a) (b) (c) Approximately what is the horizontal component of the ball's velocity at the peak of its trajectory? What is the direction of the Magnus force on the way up? at the peak of the trajectory? on the way back down? At the peak of the ball's trajectory, approximately what is the magnitude of the Magnus force? Express your answer in ounces.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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