In order to win the game, a placekicker must make a field goal from a distance o
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In order to win the game, a placekicker must make a field goal from a distance of 42.0 m. The regulation height for the crossbar is 2.44 m and, after making a back of the helmet calculation, the placekicker decides to kick the ball with a speed of 26.0 m/s at an angle of 54.1° with respect to the horizontal (a) Determine the amount by which the ball clears or falls short of clearing the crossbar. Enter a negative value if the ball falls short (b) Determine if the ball is rising or falling as it approaches the crossbar. rising fallingExplanation / Answer
a)
Initial Horizontal and vertical components of velocities are
Vox=26Cos54.1
Voy=26Sin54.1
Horizontal distance travelled
X=Voxt
42=(26Cos54.1)t
t=2.755 s
From
Y=Yo+Voyt-(1/2)gt2
Y=(26Sin54.1)(2.755) -(1/2)(9.81)(2.755)2
Y=20.8 m
Therefore the ball clears the post is
H=20.8-2.44 =18.36 m
b)
From
Vfy=Voy-gt
at maximum height Vfy=0
=>0 =(26Sin54.1)-9.81t
t=2.147 s
Therefore the ball is falling when it approaches the crossbar
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