A kickball is struck with a 15.2 m/s
velocity at a 63.0° angle. It lands
on a rooftop 2.40 s...
Physics, 14.12.2020 21:20 andrewbigbrains8740
A kickball is struck with a 15.2 m/s
velocity at a 63.0° angle. It lands
on a rooftop 2.40 s later.
How high is the roof?
(Unit = m)
Answers: 3
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