2) A ball is hit at an angle of 36 degrees to the horizontal from 14 feet above the ground. If it hits the ground 26 feet away (in horizontal distance), what was the initial velocity? Assume there is no air resistance.

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2)	A ball is hit at an angle of 36 degrees to the horizontal from 14 feet above the ground.  If it hits the ground 26 feet away (in horizontal distance), what was the initial velocity?  Assume there is no air resistance.

anonymous · Answer

plz give me the solution in steps

anonymous · Answer

Is this a trigonometry or a classic mechanic problem? Hope I can help you

anonymous · Answer

physics and little bit maths

anonymous · Answer

Ok let me see if I can figure it out.

anonymous · Answer

22.42feet per second square is the answer for this.but i dont no how to solve it

anonymous · Answer

how much time will it take

anonymous · Answer

I have not been working with physics problem for a long time. I think I need time. However, you can go to Openstudy's physics section (remember this is mathematic). I think they can help you. Sorry to dissapoint but i need much more time

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks for your patience,take your own time