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Can You Calculate the Landing Point of a Ball on a Roof?
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[QUOTE="TSny, post: 4511739, member: 229090"] That's the [I]initial[/I] y-component of velocity. Can you find the [I]final[/I] y-component of velocity at the instant the ball strikes the roof? Most textbooks will derive a formula that relates final velocity to initial velocity, acceleration, and displacement and does not contain the time. See if you can use this formula to determine the final y-component of velocity. [/QUOTE]
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