In reference to the figure below, Given: a 8.57 ft 5.2 ft C 24.1 ft Determine: a) Horizontal component of velocity in ft/s at A, assuming that the ball clears the net at B (report final answer in 3 significant digits) b) Distance, x in ft where the ball strikes the ground (report final answer in 3 significant digits)

In reference to the figure below, Given: a 8.57 ft 5.2 ft C 24.1 ft Determine: a) Horizontal component of velocity in ft/s at A, assuming that the ball clears the net at B (report final answer in 3 significant digits) b) Distance, x in ft where the ball strikes the ground (report final answer in 3 significant digits)

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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