[All solutions must start by writing an equation (or equatio…

[All solutions must start by writing an equation (or equations) from the equation sheet on your paper.  The solution must then follow a logical progression from the equation(s) on the equation sheet to the answer(s).] In a baseball game, a batter hits a home run — hurray! The batter hits the ball from an original height of approximately 1.5 meters, at an angle of approximately 62 degrees above the horizontal. The ball just barely makes it over a 10 meter tall fence that is 115 meters away from the batter. With what speed was the ball hit if it just barely reaches that point in space [hint: 115 meters away and 10 meters tall define the final position for the motion of the ball. . .]?

[All solutions must start by writing an equation (or equatio…

[All solutions must start by writing an equation (or equations) from the equation sheet on your paper.  The solution must then follow a logical progression from the equation(s) on the equation sheet to the answer(s).] You’re playing darts with your friends, and you throw the dart level straight across at a speed of 10 m/s, directly towards the bull’s eye [ie the point from which you threw the dart was perfectly aligned with the bull’s eye]. However, you end up missing — after about 0.22 seconds, the dart hits the dartboard quite a bit below the center of the target.  a.) How far below the bull’s eye did the dart hit the dartboard? b.) How far away from the dartboard were you standing? c.) How fast was the dart moving when it hit the board?