Which solid, no matter at which angle you cut it, will always have a circle for a cross section?
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we can use height formula
where
h(t) is the height after t seconds
v is velocity
h(0) is initial height
g is acceleration due to gravity
we know that
g=32 ft/s^2
we have
v=18.5ft/s
h(0)=4.5ft
so, we can plug these values
and we get
now, we have to find time when object will hit the ground
and we know that object will hit the ground when height becomes 0
so, we can set h(t)=0
and then we can solve for t
we can use pythagoras theorem
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