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Asked by Tammy

a ball thrown horizontally from a point 40m above the ground,strikes the ground after traveling a distance of 9m. with what speed was it thrown? use g=10m/s^2

first i need to find the time so I used y=y_0 +v_0t +1/2at^2
-40=-1/2(10)t^2
t=8s

then x=x_o+vt
9=v(8)
v=1.125m/s

Is this correct?
18 years ago

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Answered by bobpursley
No.
t= sqrt 8

then proceed to the second part with the right time.
18 years ago

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