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Animalgirl27
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A baseball leaves the bat at a height of 1.23 m above the ground, traveling at an angle of 45.0 degrees with respect to the horizontal. The initial velocity of the ball is such that, for an unobstructed trajectory, it would land 120 m from the home plate. The ballpark fence is at a distance of 110 m from the plate. What is the maximum possible height of the fence, if the play is certain to be a home run?
I have tried this problem and am lost. I know I need the equation s=s0 + v0(t)+.5at^2 and the v(t)=v0 + at. I have made a column for horizontal and vertical. Can someone please explain how to do this problem? Thanks!
I have tried this problem and am lost. I know I need the equation s=s0 + v0(t)+.5at^2 and the v(t)=v0 + at. I have made a column for horizontal and vertical. Can someone please explain how to do this problem? Thanks!