110Determine the distance s at which aball thrown with a velocity vo of 100 ft per secat an angle 0 = tan-1 will strike the inclineshown in Fig. P-1109.1110. In Fig. P-1109, a ball thrown downthe incline strikes it at a distance s =254.5ft. If the ball rises to a maximum height h =64.4 ft above the point of release, compute itsinitial velocity v. and inclination 0.Ana.FIG. P-1109 and P-1110.v.-80.5 ft per sec; 0 =53.1°

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Determine the distance s at which a ball thrown with a velocity vo of 100 ft per sec at an angle 6 = shown in Fig. P-1109. - tan- will strike the incline 1110. In Fig. P-1109, a ball thrown down the incline strikes it at a distance & = ft. If the ball rises to a maximum height h = 64.4 ft above the point of release, compute its initial velocity v. and inclination 0. 3. 254.5 Ana. FIG. P-1109 and P-1110. 80.5 ft per sec; 0 53.1°

Determine the distance s at which a ball thrown with a velocity vo of 100 ft per sec at an angle 6 = shown in Fig. P-1109. - tan- will strike the incline 1110. In Fig. P-1109, a ball thrown down the incline strikes it at a distance & = ft. If the ball rises to a maximum height h = 64.4 ft above the point of release, compute its initial velocity v. and inclination 0. 3. 254.5 Ana. FIG. P-1109 and P-1110. 80.5 ft per sec; 0 53.1°

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