
John M. answered 05/07/20
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x = v₀ · cosα · t is the horizontal distance the shot put travels
t = x / (v₀ · cosα)
= 40 / (35 · cos40)
= 1.492 seconds
Alyce S.
asked 05/07/20A shot put is thrown upward with a velocity of 35 ft./sec/ at a height of 4 ft. and an angle of 40 degrees. How long will it take for the shot put to be a horizontal distance of 40 ft. from the person throwing it? Acceleration due to gravity is 32 ft./s^2. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
John M. answered 05/07/20
Math Teacher/Tutor/Engineer - Your Home, Library, MainStreet or Online
x = v₀ · cosα · t is the horizontal distance the shot put travels
t = x / (v₀ · cosα)
= 40 / (35 · cos40)
= 1.492 seconds
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