Asked by Hababa

A gardener holds a hose 0.75 m above the ground such that water shoots out horizontally and hits the ground at a point 2 m away. What is the speed with which the water leaves the hose?
Answered by Anonymous
123.56
Answered by To anonymous
Solution please?
Answered by Steve
how long does it take to fall 0.75m?
4.9t^2 = 0.75

the speed is 2/t m/s

I don't think the above answer is correct.
Answered by Hababa
I calculated it as 5.11 m/s is that right?
Answered by edk
given
dy= -0.75m
dx= 2m
g= 9.8 m/s²

sol
vx

formula dx=vxt
dx/t=vxt/t
vx=dx/t

solve for t
form; square root of 2dy/g
t= square root of 2(-0.75m)/-9.8m/s²
t=0.39s

vx= dx/t
v= 2m/39

answer= 5.13 m/s
Answered by bobo
pakyu
Answered by Anonymous
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