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Ooh sinθ is with it. So vyi = 14.7, which would mean t = 1.5 After that I tried using the dx = vx * t equation but that didn't work. What is the formula to solve for horizontal distance?

Sorry that this is going to seem hopeless but I just started taking an online course... What exactly does Vyi stand for? I thought it was the initial velocity in the vertical direction but that must be wrong

Okay so my new attempt is Vyf = Vyi + AyT 0 = 29.4 + -9.8t -29.4 = -9.8t 3 = t So my time is 3, now just don't know what equation to use

Homework Statement A basketball player throws a ball at an angle of 30º above the horizontal. If the ball in has an initial velocity of 29.4 m/s, how far does it travel? Homework Equations Vyf^2 = Vyi^2 + 2(Ay)(Dy) solve for Dy and get [Vyf^2 - (Vyi^2)] / (2(Ay)) = Dy The Attempt at a...