A poodle is chasing after a frisbee at the park. The frisbee is maintaining a height of h = 0.95 m as it passes through the air. The poodle leaps into the air, from level ground and with initial speed vi at an angle of θ = 52° above the horizontal. She catches the frisbee in midair 0.40 s after jumping. (She has not yet reached the peak of her trajec- tory when she catches the frisbee.) How much horizontal distance ∆x does she cover between jumping and catching the frisbee? For the representation, draw the trajectories of the dog and the frisbee, making sure to label all relevant information. (Note: feel free include the quantity vi when starting out your equation work. But you should find that you don’t need to know the value of vi in order to solve this problem, which is why a value hasn’t been provided for you.)

A poodle is chasing after a frisbee at the park. The frisbee is maintaining a height of h = 0.95 m as it passes through the air. The poodle leaps into the air, from level ground and with initial speed vi at an angle of θ = 52° above the horizontal. She catches the frisbee in midair 0.40 s after jumping. (She has not yet reached the peak of her trajec- tory when she catches the frisbee.) How much horizontal distance ∆x does she cover between jumping and catching the frisbee? For the representation, draw the trajectories of the dog and the frisbee, making sure to label all relevant information. (Note: feel free include the quantity vi when starting out your equation work. But you should find that you don’t need to know the value of vi in order to solve this problem, which is why a value hasn’t been provided for you.)

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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Problem 3P: A particle initially located at the origin has an acceleration of a=3.00jm/s2 and an initial...

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