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To Find:
Refer to the information at the beginning of the lesson regarding hang time. Describe how the height of a jump is related to the amount of time in the air. Determine the height of Jordan’s 0.98-second jump.
Answer to Problem 64PPS
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
Time of Jordan’s jump = t = 0.98 seconds
Calculation:
From the information given in the chapter about hang time, we have:
When you jump , the time that you are in the air is your hang time. Hang time can be calculated in seconds t if you know the height h of the jump in feet. The formula for hang time is
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