The speed of the ball is
ds/dt = 32t
At t =1/2 s
ds/dt = 16 ft/s
The distance from the ground
50 - 16(1/2)^2 = 46 ft
The triangles formed are similar
50/46 = (30 + x)/x
x = 345 ft
50 / (50 - s) = (30 + x)/x
Taking the derivative and substituing
ds/dt = 16
and
Solve for dx/dt
No, since 0 doesn't belong to the domain.
The answer is either going to be the second one or the last one I'm going to go to with the last one if it's not the last one is the second one I hope I'm right if I'm not please let me know or if I am let me know
Where's the sample space? I need it to answer this question.
