Question #98654
A student threw a ball horizontally out a window 8.0m above the ground. It was caught by another student who was 10.0m horizontally away from a spot directly below the first student.What was the velocity of the ball
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Expert's answer
2019-11-14T08:58:59-0500

The horizontal distance traveled by a ball


d=v0td=v_0t

The time of a ball free falling


t=2h/gt=\sqrt{2h/g}

So, the initial velocity of a ball


v0=dt=d2h/gv_0=\frac{d}{t}=\frac{d}{\sqrt{2h/g}}

=10.0m2×8.0m/(9.8m/s2)=7.83m/s=\frac{10.0\:\rm m}{\sqrt{2\times 8.0\:\rm m/(9.8\:\rm m/s^2)}}=7.83\:\rm m/s


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