We first find the time for the ball to fall 1 meter since this is a horizontal projectile problem
1 =(0.5)(9.8)t^2
t= 0.45 s
If it traveled 2.7 m in 0.45 s, we know the initial horizontal velocity (which does not change) = 6 m/s
Madeleine D.
asked 09/20/19In a particular laboratory experiment, a spring gun placed on a table fires a steel ball horizontally outward. A student determines that the ball starts 1.0 m above the floor and travels a horizontal distance of 2.7 m.
We first find the time for the ball to fall 1 meter since this is a horizontal projectile problem
1 =(0.5)(9.8)t^2
t= 0.45 s
If it traveled 2.7 m in 0.45 s, we know the initial horizontal velocity (which does not change) = 6 m/s
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