Ay= -9.81Fill out what you can from the table Fill in the table only with given information. IF THE VARIABLE IS NOT GIVEN type in " ng" (no quotes). USE'q' for the angle theta and "g" for 9.8 m/s2VfzVozAXAtAyVfyVoyAYAtd.[dt] dgroundA ball is thrown over the head of a person who is standing a horizontal distance dfrom the point where the ball was thrown. The initial ball's velocity is at an angle 0with respect to the ground and has a magnitude vo. As soon as the ball is thrown,the person runs with a time-varying acceleration whose component along the x-axis isgiven by Bt, where B is a positive constant. The person catches the ball at exactlythe same height it was thrown from. Assume that the air resistance is negligible andthat the gravitational acceleration is directed downward and has magnitude g.Express your answer in terms of some or all of the given variables. Use 0, q, d, and vo9,as needed.>

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Ay= -9.81 Fill out what you can from the table

Fill in the table only with given information. IF THE VARIABLE IS NOT GIVEN type in " ng" (no quotes). USE
'q' for the angle theta and "g" for 9.8 m/s2
Vfz
Voz
AX
At
Ay
Vfy
Voy
AY
At
d.
[dt]

d
ground
A ball is thrown over the head of a person who is standing a horizontal distance d
from the point where the ball was thrown. The initial ball's velocity is at an angle 0
with respect to the ground and has a magnitude vo. As soon as the ball is thrown,
the person runs with a time-varying acceleration whose component along the x-axis is
given by Bt, where B is a positive constant. The person catches the ball at exactly
the same height it was thrown from. Assume that the air resistance is negligible and
that the gravitational acceleration is directed downward and has magnitude g.
Express your answer in terms of some or all of the given variables. Use 0, q, d, and vo
9,
as needed.
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