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A long jump athlete take off at 25 degree with the horizo and achieves a jumping distance of 9.12 m.
(i) calculate the initial take-off speed
(ii) calculate the maximum height of the jump.
(i) calculate the initial take-off speed
(ii) calculate the maximum height of the jump.
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Answered by
jzee11
R=9.12m and @=25.
Its initial velocity is by
R=Vo^2.sin2@/g
Vo=10.8 m/s
Maximum height is achieved at mid point of distance covered, then
tan@ = max height/(R/2)
h=2.12 m
Its initial velocity is by
R=Vo^2.sin2@/g
Vo=10.8 m/s
Maximum height is achieved at mid point of distance covered, then
tan@ = max height/(R/2)
h=2.12 m
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