(XC) Sally Science hits a golf shot that travels at 31.88 m/s. The shot strikes a tree and bounces back to the tee at 7.97 m/s (exactly one-fourth the initial speed). The round trip from tee to tree to tee again took exactly 3.82 seconds. How far away is the tree from the tee?

(XC) Sally Science hits a golf shot that travels at 31.88 m/s. The shot strikes a tree and bounces back to the tee at 7.97 m/s (exactly one-fourth the initial speed). The round trip from tee to tree to tee again took exactly 3.82 seconds. How far away is the tree from the tee?

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section: Chapter Questions

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