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TeenieWeenie
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Thanks Thaakisfox! Problem solved!
A track athlete leaves the ground with initial speed 10.2 m/s and makes an 8.8 meter long jump. Calculate the most likely angle of the direction of his take off with respect to the horizontal.
Vo = 10.2 m/s
x = 8.8 m
xo = 0 m
Ao = ?
x=Vo * CosAo * t
Vx = VoCosAo
I have a missing t (time) variable or I'm using the wrong formula(s)?
Homework Statement
A track athlete leaves the ground with initial speed 10.2 m/s and makes an 8.8 meter long jump. Calculate the most likely angle of the direction of his take off with respect to the horizontal.
Vo = 10.2 m/s
x = 8.8 m
xo = 0 m
Ao = ?
Homework Equations
x=Vo * CosAo * t
Vx = VoCosAo
The Attempt at a Solution
I have a missing t (time) variable or I'm using the wrong formula(s)?
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