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umm... I'm not really used to using forums.. but whoever is online now and reading this... i would reaLLY appreciate if you could help me on this question.. this is fairly uRGent because its a bonus question which i want to hand in early tomorrow.
i've already spent a lot of time on it.. and i think i have the answer, but I'm still not sure of my answer.. Please help or attempt to help me by tonight..
Okay, here is the question:
A golfer is standing at the top of a hill that slopes downward at a 45 degree angle. If he hits his golf ball with an initial velocity of 30.0m/s forward, what distance (d) down the slope from him does the ball first strike the hill?
(sorry i can't draw the diagram here but if you don't understand the question i'll try to add a pic or sketch)
thanks..!
i've already spent a lot of time on it.. and i think i have the answer, but I'm still not sure of my answer.. Please help or attempt to help me by tonight..
Okay, here is the question:
A golfer is standing at the top of a hill that slopes downward at a 45 degree angle. If he hits his golf ball with an initial velocity of 30.0m/s forward, what distance (d) down the slope from him does the ball first strike the hill?
(sorry i can't draw the diagram here but if you don't understand the question i'll try to add a pic or sketch)
thanks..!