Asoccer player takes a free kick from a spot that is 17 m from the goal. the ball leaves his foot at an angle of 38 ∘, and it eventually hits the crossbar of the goal, which is 2.4 m from the ground. question: at what speed did the ball leave his foot?

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Explanation:

This is a projectile motion problem, so for solving it, we will require some equations of uniform motion and free-fall.

First, we need to recognize the data that we have so we can start solving the problem.

For Free -Fall:

For uniform motion:

The time that takes to the ball to travel 17m horizontally and to hit the crossbar at 2.4m of height is the same, so time is a common variable for free-fall and uniform motion.

Using the equations:

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and noticing that

and

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we obtain

and

wich is a system of two equations and to variables that can be easily solve.

Making

we get

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,

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so

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now the speed can be easily compute from one of our equations. Using

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