Danielle launches a ball off of a platform of height h with velocity v at an angle 0 above the horizontal. A wall with a ball-sized hole a height H above the floor, with H > h, is a horizontal distance L = 26.0 m away from Danielle. The difference in height between H and h is one-seventh of L, and the square of the magnitude of the velocity, , is seven-fourths of the product g L. H = h = -|- L 7 78L vo Determine the two values of that ensure the ball passes through the hole. Submit the larger angle as 0₁ and the smaller angle as 02. 0₁ = 0₂ = L I

Danielle launches a ball off of a platform of height h with velocity v at an angle 0 above the horizontal. A wall with a ball-sized hole a height H above the floor, with H > h, is a horizontal distance L = 26.0 m away from Danielle. The difference in height between H and h is one-seventh of L, and the square of the magnitude of the velocity, , is seven-fourths of the product g L. H = h = -|- L 7 78L vo Determine the two values of that ensure the ball passes through the hole. Submit the larger angle as 0₁ and the smaller angle as 02. 0₁ = 0₂ = L I

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Danielle launches a ball off of a platform of heighth with
velocity vo at an angle 0 above the horizontal. A wall with a
ball-sized hole a height H above the floor, with H > h, is a
horizontal distance L = 26.0 m away from Danielle. The
difference in height between H and his one-seventh of L,
and the square of the magnitude of the velocity, , is
seven-fourths of the product g L.
H h = == // L
v² =
0₁ =
78L
Determine the two values of 0 that ensure the ball passes
through the hole. Submit the larger angle as ₁ and the
smaller angle as 02.
0₂ =
0
L

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