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Finding the total distance a jaguar has jumped from a 30° angle at 3.33m/s.
I've split the jump into horiz./vert. components:
Vertical: v sin(θ) = 3.33sin(30) = 1.67 ms-1
Horizontal: v cos(θ) = 3.33cos(30) = 2.88 ms-1
I am just unsure as to how to find the time taken to reach maximum height using the vertical value in order to sub into the horizontal etc.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
I've split the jump into horiz./vert. components:
Vertical: v sin(θ) = 3.33sin(30) = 1.67 ms-1
Horizontal: v cos(θ) = 3.33cos(30) = 2.88 ms-1
I am just unsure as to how to find the time taken to reach maximum height using the vertical value in order to sub into the horizontal etc.
Any help is greatly appreciated!