Vertical Component of this Picture?

In summary, a 0.6 kg ball is kicked from a distance of 20 m at a velocity of 17 m/s and an angle of 52 degrees. The fence is 7 m high and there is no air resistance. The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s. The question asks for the vertical component of the velocity when the ball reaches the plane of the fence. Using the equation v^2 = u^2 + 2as and setting u equal to the vertical component of the initial velocity, we get v^2 = 0 + 2(-9.8)(7) = -137.2. Solving for v, we get -1.764 m/s as the vertical
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A ball of mass 0.6 kg, initially at rest, is
kicked directly toward a fence from a point
20 m away, as shown below.
The velocity of the ball as it leaves the
kicker’s foot is 17 m/s at angle of 52◦
above
the horizontal. The top of the fence is 7 m
high. The ball hits nothing while in flight and
air resistance is negligible.
The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s

What is the vertical component of the velocity
when the ball reaches the plane of the fence?
Answer in units of m/sI've tried -1.764

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You should show your working (preferably with algebraic variables and constants rather than actual numbers), so then we can see how to help.
 

1. What is the vertical component of this picture?

The vertical component of a picture is the measure of its height or distance from top to bottom. It is one of the two components of a two-dimensional picture, with the other being the horizontal component.

2. How is the vertical component of a picture measured?

The vertical component of a picture can be measured in different units such as feet, inches, centimeters, or pixels. It can also be measured using a protractor or other measuring tools. In digital images, the vertical component is measured in pixels.

3. Why is the vertical component important in pictures?

The vertical component is important in pictures because it helps determine the overall composition and balance of the image. It also plays a role in creating a sense of depth and perspective in a picture.

4. Can the vertical component of a picture be changed?

Yes, the vertical component of a picture can be changed by resizing or cropping the image. This can alter the overall composition and balance of the picture.

5. Is the vertical component the same as the height of a picture?

Yes, in most cases, the vertical component of a picture is the same as its height. However, in some cases, the height may also include other elements such as borders or captions, which may not be considered as part of the vertical component.

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