Practice Problems
Projectiles Released from Ground Level at an Angle
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On this worksheet every projectile has a net vertical displacement of s
y
= 0; that is, the projectiles launch and land at the same height.
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Question 1
A soccer ball is kicked so that is has a hang time of 3 seconds and hits the ground 31 meters down the field, what was the velocity of the soccer ball when it was kicked?
29.4 m/sec
18.0 m/sec
14.7 m/sec
10.33 m/sec
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Question 2
A cannon is fired on flat ground so that its shell comes back to the ground 456 meters away. If the cannon ball is in the air for only 6 seconds, with what velocity was it fired?
58.8 m/sec
81.5 m/sec
76.0 m/sec
29.4 m/sec
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Question 3
A softball is struck up into the air with a hang time of 5.6 sec and is caught 10.3 meters away. What was the velocity of the softball just as it was struck by the bat?
1.84 m/sec
57.7 m/sec
54.9 m/sec
27.5 m/sec
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Question 4
A catapult launches its mass at a speed of 33.7 m/sec at an angle of 31 degrees. How long will the mass stay in the air if its release-height and landing-height are the same?
28.9 sec
3.54 sec
15.4 sec
1.77 sec
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Question 5
An arrow is shot up into the air at 16.9 m/sec at an angle of 45 degrees. What is the range of the arrow if its release-height and impact-height are the same?
7.2 meters
11.91 meters
11.91 meters
29.0 meters
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