the basic range equation is
d = v^2 * sin(2Θ) / g
v = launch velocity
Θ = launch angle
g = gravitational acceleration
level surface (same height)
no air resistance
Juan throws a baseball with an initial speed of 40 m/s at an angle of 56 0 above the horizontal. Richard catches the ball at the same height that Juan threw it. How far did Juan throw the ball?
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Scott you're a legend among men.
anyone who reads this, be sure you double angle theta in sine, it took me a second to figure that out, but no worries Scott thank you so much!!!!
anyone who reads this, be sure you double angle theta in sine, it took me a second to figure that out, but no worries Scott thank you so much!!!!