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Physics Question, Please help me! :)

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Answer 1

@563blackghost

Answer 2

hey parrot

Answer 3

hi :)

Answer 4

please call me "glock" :)

Answer 5

k glock

Answer 6

i have no idea

Answer 7

im sorry

Answer 8

that's ok papi :)

Answer 9

say wha

Answer 10

nothing :)

Answer 11

:b

Answer 12

i think it is -1.00

Answer 13

how do you calculate distance in negative integers?

Answer 14

so basically i have to calculate the whorizontal distance from the very moment the ball begins to fall back to earth from its point of vertex.

Answer 15

yeah basically

Answer 16

use kinematics equation 3, except we are working in the y-direction first

the initial velocity in the y-direction is 10.0sin(theta) and deltax is the height, 1.00 m, then solve for time

now, since that only gives the time taken to reach the peak, we double that to get the total time

then, to find the total distance in the x direction, it's (initial velocity in x)*(time)

Answer 17

@AngeI

Answer 18

the second time i tried, i got 17.68 meters

Answer 19

I got something a little different (rounding perhaps)

1 = sin(42)*t + (1/2)(-9.8)*t^2

t = 1.19476 seconds

2 * t = 2.3895 seconds

time * velocity in the x direction =

2.3895 * 10 * cos(42) = 17.76 m

Answer 20

yeah that's what i got when i tried the second time voca

Answer 21

it'd take me 3 centuries to upload my new solution but yeah i got the same answer as yours.

Answer 22

btw voca are you sick?