(3) Let us first determine the time at which the football arrives at the goal post. This can be interpreted as the time at which the football has covered the horizontal distance from the kick point (defined as x, = 0) to the goal post. Consider the correct choice in question (1). Based on that model, choose the response below that gives the correct time at which the football is at the goal post in terms of the position x, of the goal post, the initial velocity v, and the launch angle 0. O t- Ot= V, sin e cos e O t= O t= V, cos e none of the above

(3) Let us first determine the time at which the football arrives at the goal post. This can be interpreted as the time at which the football has covered the horizontal distance from the kick point (defined as x, = 0) to the goal post. Consider the correct choice in question (1). Based on that model, choose the response below that gives the correct time at which the football is at the goal post in terms of the position x, of the goal post, the initial velocity v, and the launch angle 0. O t- Ot= V, sin e cos e O t= O t= V, cos e none of the above

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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