15 A ball is hit when it is at a height of 0.400 m. It just clears the tennis net, travelling horizontally, and then lands on the ground at a distance of 11.9m from the net. 0.400m path of ball tennis net 0.910m ground level Ignore the effects of air resistance. 11.9m (b) Show that the initial vertical component of velocity of the ball, after it is hit, is about 3 ms.

15 A ball is hit when it is at a height of 0.400 m. It just clears the tennis net, travelling horizontally, and then lands on the ground at a distance of 11.9m from the net. 0.400m path of ball tennis net 0.910m ground level Ignore the effects of air resistance. 11.9m (b) Show that the initial vertical component of velocity of the ball, after it is hit, is about 3 ms.

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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