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According to the impulse and momentum theorem, Find the speed of the baseball. F∆t=m∆v87 N0.18 s=0.48 kg∆v∆v=87 N0.18 s0.48 kg=32.6 m/s The x component of the velocity is, vx=∆vcosθ=32.6 m/scos29°=28.5 m/s The y component of the velocity is, vy=∆vsinθ=32.6 m/ssin29°=15.8 m/s(a) According to the equation of motion, find the time period. y=y0+v0t-12gt20=88+15.8t-129.8t288+15.8t-4.9t2=04.9t2-15.8t-88=0 Solve the above relation in quadratic form. t=15.8±-15.82-44.9-8824.9=15.8±44.49.8=6.14 s, -2.92 s Since positive values is taken for time period of the ball in the air is 6.14 s. (b) The horizontal distance of the ball travels is, d=vxt=28.5 m/s6.14 s=175 m

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