Section 3: Type II Projectiles 3A. Ted swings and hits a baseball, which leaves his bat with an initial velocity of 27 m/s. Unfortunately he popped it up (the ball left the bat at an angle of 72°). a) How far above the point of contact will the ball go, b) how far from home plate will it be when it is caught at the same level as the point of contact, and c) how long will it take to be caught.

Section 3: Type II Projectiles 3A. Ted swings and hits a baseball, which leaves his bat with an initial velocity of 27 m/s. Unfortunately he popped it up (the ball left the bat at an angle of 72°). a) How far above the point of contact will the ball go, b) how far from home plate will it be when it is caught at the same level as the point of contact, and c) how long will it take to be caught.

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