Q1) The shooter in position A throws a ball when the receiver is at the position B. as shown in Figure (1). The receiver's velocity is constant at 5 m/sec, and he catches passes when the ball is 2 m above the ground. If the shooter desires the receiver to catch the ball at 55 m away from point A, determine the required initial speed va and angle 0, to achieve that. 25m U= Sm'see 30 m

Q1) The shooter in position A throws a ball when the receiver is at the position B. as shown in Figure (1). The receiver's velocity is constant at 5 m/sec, and he catches passes when the ball is 2 m above the ground. If the shooter desires the receiver to catch the ball at 55 m away from point A, determine the required initial speed va and angle 0, to achieve that. 25m U= Sm'see 30 m

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