In a basketball game, the point guard A intends to throw a pass to the shooting guard B, who is breaking toward the basket at a constant speed of 13 ft/sec. If the shooting guard is to catch the ball at a height of 7.3 ft at C while in full stride to execute a layup, determine the speed vo and launch angle with which the point guard should throw the ball. A Answers: Vo = VO 0 = 0 M 5.8' 48' 13 ft/sec B ft/sec 19' C 7.3'

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In a basketball game, the point guard A intends to throw a pass to the shooting guard B, who is breaking toward the basket at a
constant speed of 13 ft/sec. If the shooting guard is to catch the ball at a height of 7.3 ft at C while in full stride to execute a layup,
determine the speed vo and launch angle with which the point guard should throw the ball.
A
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Vo =
VO
0=
0
i
i
5.8'
48'
13 ft/sec
B
ft/sec
0
19'
C
7.3'
V
Transcribed Image Text:In a basketball game, the point guard A intends to throw a pass to the shooting guard B, who is breaking toward the basket at a constant speed of 13 ft/sec. If the shooting guard is to catch the ball at a height of 7.3 ft at C while in full stride to execute a layup, determine the speed vo and launch angle with which the point guard should throw the ball. A Answers: Vo = VO 0= 0 i i 5.8' 48' 13 ft/sec B ft/sec 0 19' C 7.3' V
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