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14 June, 08:49

An athlete performing a long jump leaves the ground at a 27.0 degree angle and lands 7.80m away. What was the takeoff speed?

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  1. 14 June, 10:39
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    =9.72 m/s

    Explanation:

    From the Newton's laws of motion;

    x=2 (v²cos∅sin∅) / g

    Using geometry we see that 2 cos∅sin∅ = sin 2∅

    Therefore, x = (v²sin 2∅) g, where v is the take off speed x the range and ∅ the launch angle.

    Making v the subject of the formula we obtain the following equation.

    v=√{xg / (sin 2∅) }

    x=7.80

    ∅=27.0

    v=√{7.8*9.8/sin (27*2) }

    v=√94.485

    v=9.72 m/s
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