ection. If the ball is thrown at an initial angle of 50 degrees, what must the initial velocity be for the ball to make it into the hoop? Determine the equations for the acceleration, velocity, and position over time

ection. If the ball is thrown at an initial angle of 50 degrees, what must the initial velocity be for the ball to make it into the hoop? Determine the equations for the acceleration, velocity, and position over time

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Chapter9: Solids And Fluids

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Determine the equations for the acceleration, velocity, and position over time

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