Question

How to solve this with Angle?

Answer 1

you have to resolve it into it's vertical component

vertical component = velocity * sin(theta) where theta is the angle 41 degrees

make sure your calc is in degree mode

Answer 2

SO from that It would be D?

Answer 3

actually @sillybilly123 may I have some assistance on this one, physics isn't really my thing

Answer 4

31 sin 41

Answer 5

yeah, that's what I was thinking at first, but it's asking for the acceleration not velocity, how do I proceed from there? (having a brain fart)

Answer 6

i got 20.3

Answer 7

voca

it's - g

Answer 8

so is the final answer just -g (B) or do I have to also account for the initial velocity?

Answer 9

B

Answer 10

ok, then it's just B as your answer zark

Answer 11

Oh okay. So how did we get that?

Answer 12

9.8 is the rate is it just that?

Answer 13

there's only one force acting in the y-direction (not accounting for air resistance) so the only force causing acceleration in the y direction is from gravity

Answer 14

+1

Answer 15

okay so B

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

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