Posted by Sam on Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 4:37pm.
Can someone please just check this problem and let me know if its wrong and the correct formula
Thank you
Well, it is correct.
Your formula is incorrect. Dividing the horizontal velocity component by g does not get you the time of flight. Note that, with your formula, the time of flight would be zero if the ball were hit straight up.
The time of flight, T, is the time it takes the ball to go up and then come back down. Those two times are equal.
T = 2 V sin35/g
drwls is correct.
So I should say
2 times (20sin35)/9.8 = 2.34
I'm really confused because one said it's correct and you said what I did is wrong-Please help
reread.
The time of flight is 2*(30sin35)/9.8 = 3.51 seconds.
I do not understand why the question began with a statement that the ball is hit for 0.2 s. You do not need that bit of information to answer the question about the time of flight. You could use it and the ball's momentum leaving the club face to calculate the average force of the club on the ball.
Thank you, I appreciate it-I understand it now
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