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A hurdler is 0.535 m from a hurdle when he jumps at 6.82 m/s at a 6.79 degree angle. What is his height when he clears the hurdl

e?(Hint: It is not necessarily at the highest point in his motion.) Unit = m. Would love an explanation for this physics problem!

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butalik [34]4 years ago

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0.82 m

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