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Repeat the previous problem for a bounce pass in which the ball is thrown 15° above the horizontal.

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Problem 34P

Repeat the previous problem for a bounce pass in which the ball is thrown 15° above the horizontal.

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For the given basketball which is thrown at initial speed  at an angle  above the horizontal from a height  above the floor. We need to calculate the range or horizontal distance traveled by the ball before bouncing.

In order to calculate the range, first we need to calculate the time of flight for which the ball is in air and using that with the component of initial velocity we can estimate the range.

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