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If you throw a ball at 35° and 10.0 m per s, what is the horizontal component of velocity? 8.2 m per s 10 m per s 0.0 m per s 5.7 m per s I pick A. >-< Although I'm not very confident in physics.
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Horizontal component of given velocity=Vx=V*cos theta=10*cos35=?
Plz use calculator
@shamim So you're saying A is incorrect?
No i m not telling so
I hv no calculator now
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Wt answer did u get frm my calculation
It's 10cos(35) right? @shamim
Yes!
Ah okay, I was right! Thank you!! @shamim
U r most welcome!!!
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