A baseball player hits a ball that falls into the bleachers 22 m above the field of play. The ball lands with a speed of 43.13 m / s at an angle of 0.38 radians below the horizontal. If the batter touched the ball 1.2 m from the field of play, what was the speed of the ball as it left the bat?

A baseball player hits a ball that falls into the bleachers 22 m above the field of play. The ball lands with a speed of 43.13 m / s at an angle of 0.38 radians below the horizontal. If the batter touched the ball 1.2 m from the field of play, what was the speed of the ball as it left the bat?

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