5) Jacob, who is a baseball player, hits an incoming baseball. The instant the baseball loses contact with Jacob's bat, it has a velocity of 25m/s at +50.0⁰. Determine to the maximum height of the baseball from where it lost contact with the bat, the horizontal distance traveled by the baseball at t=3.50s after losing contact with the bat, The ball gets to some height, h, above from where it originally lost contact with the bat, determine the vertical and horizontal components of velocity when the velocity of the baseball makes an angle of -30.0° to the horizontal at the height, h (see diagram below), +30.0° to the horizontal at the height, h (see diagram below). 25m/s/ +50.0⁰ Height, h Vat +30.0⁰ +30.0 Height, h -30.0⁰ Vat -30.0⁰

5) Jacob, who is a baseball player, hits an incoming baseball. The instant the baseball loses contact with Jacob's bat, it has a velocity of 25m/s at +50.0⁰. Determine to the maximum height of the baseball from where it lost contact with the bat, the horizontal distance traveled by the baseball at t=3.50s after losing contact with the bat, The ball gets to some height, h, above from where it originally lost contact with the bat, determine the vertical and horizontal components of velocity when the velocity of the baseball makes an angle of -30.0° to the horizontal at the height, h (see diagram below), +30.0° to the horizontal at the height, h (see diagram below). 25m/s/ +50.0⁰ Height, h Vat +30.0⁰ +30.0 Height, h -30.0⁰ Vat -30.0⁰

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College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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