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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    so for the tan-1(2/20) of the little triangle be the same as theta of the whole triangle?
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    yeah your right the equations are not going to work. but if we are only considering the object in the y direction. I am unsure what to do next, this guy never teaches the math in class just talks about definitions something we can simply read at home. why is the service lime 20ft, and baseline...
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    thats exactly what he wrote i didn't change anything, b) so now we consider the height of the ball being struck v^2=vo^2 +2-g(y-yo) y=0 landing of the ball in the y direction?
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    i think i got it now v^2=vo^2 +2-g(y-yo) vf=0m/s vi=? y=0 yo=2ft g=9.8?
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    how would i go about finding the trajectory with the horizontal?
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    Problem does not make sense km/h at m/s?

    ya that's what i wind up doing thanks man
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    i also did vf^2=vi^2 +2ay vi=0m/s a=-9.8m/s y=2ft->.61meters so vf=3.5m/s
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    Problem does not make sense km/h at m/s?

    yes, that's what i initially thought, i was thinking that at an initial velocity of 85km/h it changes 25m/s but that does not even make sense because how can velocity change a velocity wouldn't it have to be aceleration
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    What are the steps to finding the angle and height for a tennis serve?

    so here what i think happened y=(vi x t)+1/2g x t^2 to find time vi=0m/s y=2ft g=-9.8m/s so we can find t but we need to convert to meters
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