(a)
To find: Write an expression of the half of the total horizontal distance.
Given information:
It is given that the horizontal distance
Now half of the horizontal distance will be:
The ball travels in parabolic path, the maximum height occurs at half the horizontal distance.
(b)
To find: Write a simplified expression of the maximum height of the football.
The expression for the maximum height of the football is
Given information:
It is given that half of the horizontal distance
The projectile motion of the football is given by the equation:
Substitute
This is the required expression.
(c)
To find: Find the maximum height when
The maximum height IS 33 feet.
Given information:
The expression for the maximum height of the football is
Substitute the
This is the maximum height.
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Chapter 10 Solutions
Holt Mcdougal Larson Algebra 2: Student Edition 2012
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