- Attempt 1 2 Stointi Distance From Table To Landing 0 50 M 0 53 M 0 56 M 0 52 M 10 50 M 7 If We Want To Know The Hori 1 (35.91 KiB) Viewed 46 times
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7. If we want to know the horizontal distance traveled, keep in mind we know that the horizontal velocity does not change after it leaves the table. So we can use the equation VX = Axiat. We know At from #8 and we want to calculate Ax. How might we estimate V,? Write out your ideas below.
0.50-0.53+0.56+0.52+0.50/5= 0.522 6. Now let's take a theoretical approach to the distance travelled. If we want to calculate the expected distance from the table, we need to know the velocity of the ball as it leaves the table. Using the height of the table, estimate the time of flight of the ball. You may find that the equation Ay = Voy +(42)*g*!?, where Ay is the height of the table, Voy is zero, as the ball is moving horizontally, and you want to solve for t. Write your working and the answer below: t=0.432 s 7. If we want to know the horizontal distance traveled, keep in mind we know that the horizontal Velocity does not change after it leaves the table. So we can use the equation Vy FAX/AL. We know At from #8 and we want to calculate Ax. How might we estimate V ? Write out your ideas below.