Asked by Lacey
A quarterback and end play on their team. From the start of a play, Pete, the end, runs down the field at about 25 feet per second. Two seconds after the play starts, Phil, the quarterback, throws the ball, at about 50 feet per second, to Pete, who is still running.
I need help setting the problem up-
How long after Phil throws the ball will Pete catch it?
How far will Pete be from where the ball was thrown?
Thanks.
I need help setting the problem up-
How long after Phil throws the ball will Pete catch it?
How far will Pete be from where the ball was thrown?
Thanks.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
They travel the same distance;
distance ball= distance pete
50ft/s (t-2)=25ft/sec * t
solve for t.
distance ball= distance pete
50ft/s (t-2)=25ft/sec * t
solve for t.
Answered by
Cathy
I don't understand...do you take 50(t-2)=25*t? If so, I didn't come out with the right answer on question one for the same distance.
I just have a hard time understanding these comparison problems.
I just have a hard time understanding these comparison problems.
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