How to Calculate the Horizontal Distance in This Curvilinear Motion Problem?

Jason03 · Apr 22, 2008

heres the diagram for the problem..

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Im just trying to find the horizontal distance the water hits the building at...the answer should be in terms of horizontal distance from point B.

Heres my work...any suggestions would be great...

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Jason03 · Apr 24, 2008

any ideas?

How to Calculate the Horizontal Distance in This Curvilinear Motion Problem?

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