Name: Math 142 Online- Mini-project 2 Remember to show your work!!!! 1. In modeling projectile motion, the distance, d(in feet) traveled by a projectile fired from the ground with an angle of elevation, O, is related to the initial velocity, vo (in feet per second), by the equation, vo? sin(20) = 32d. If the projectile is pictured as being fired from the origin into the first quadrant, then the x- and y-coordinates (in feet) of the projectile at time, t (in seconds), are given by x = vot cos 0 and y =-16t+ vot sin 0. At the local medieval games, suppose a catapult is placed 100 feet from the castle wall, which is 35 feet high. The soldier wants the burning bale of hay to clear the top of the wall and land 50 feet inside the castle wall. If the soldier estimates the initial velocity of the bale to be 70 ft/sec, then at what angle should the bale of hay be launched so that it will travel 150 feet and pass over the castle wall? (?) ^ 99+ 410 f7 t8 19 144 is f6 & 7 00

Name: Math 142 Online- Mini-project 2 Remember to show your work!!!! 1. In modeling projectile motion, the distance, d(in feet) traveled by a projectile fired from the ground with an angle of elevation, O, is related to the initial velocity, vo (in feet per second), by the equation, vo? sin(20) = 32d. If the projectile is pictured as being fired from the origin into the first quadrant, then the x- and y-coordinates (in feet) of the projectile at time, t (in seconds), are given by x = vot cos 0 and y =-16t+ vot sin 0. At the local medieval games, suppose a catapult is placed 100 feet from the castle wall, which is 35 feet high. The soldier wants the burning bale of hay to clear the top of the wall and land 50 feet inside the castle wall. If the soldier estimates the initial velocity of the bale to be 70 ft/sec, then at what angle should the bale of hay be launched so that it will travel 150 feet and pass over the castle wall? (?) ^ 99+ 410 f7 t8 19 144 is f6 & 7 00

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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