Let's assume that the coordinate system is defined as positive in the first quadrant.
The system has its origin in the place where Ingrid kicks the football ball.
We have then that the horizontal component is given by:
Rewriting we have:
Rounding the obtained result we have:
Answer:
The horizontal component of the initial velocity to the nearest tenth is:
I agree with Todd. One time when we went to the beach this happened and the waves brought back the ball so…
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<h2><u>Question</u> :</h2>
When an athlete perspires after running
- Evaporation occurs and helps to cool the body.
- Convection cools the body.
- The body absorbs cold from the surrounding air.
- Heat is conducted away from the body.
<h2><u>Answer</u> :</h2>
When an athlete perspires after running evaporation occurs and helps to cool the body.
Correct option is A.
<h2><u>Explanation</u> :</h2>
When an athlete perspires after running then sweat evaporates and we know that evaporation causes cooling as evaporation requires heat energy. The required heat energy is taken away by the molecules of sweat when they convert from liquid into gas, and this causes cooling on the surface of body. That's why it helps to cool the body.
Action: you muscles exert force that acts on the bunching bag. The bag on the other hand exerts force of reaction directed in a same line with the force exerted by your fist.
The basketball acts on the rack with force of its weight (in this case we can say it equals basketball's force of gravity), and the rack acts on the ball with the normal force.