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a.
To find: the parametric equations that represent the position of ball.
a.
Answer to Problem 15E
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Distance of ball to the hole
Initial velocity
Calculation:
Let the horizontal component of velocity remains constant during the flight as no force causes it to change. The horizontal component can be evaluated as follows:
Assuming vertical component of velocity to be positive is under constant acceleration of gravity. So it can be evaluated as shown below.
Thus the parametric equations are
b.
To find: the range of ball.
b.
Answer to Problem 15E
299.77 yards
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Parametric equations evaluated in part a. are shown below.
Calculation:
When the ball is at ground level, the value of
Now substitute the value of
Thus the range of ball is
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