A golf ball is struck across a flat fairway at an angle of 60∘ with an initial speed of 135ft/s. a.). Write a set of parametric equations for the motion of the golf ball. b.). Determine how long the golf ball was in the air. c.). Determine how far the golf ball traveled in the air. Show all work. Use the Equation Editor. �=�0cos⁡(�)� Recall, �=−12(�)�2+�0sin⁡(�)�+ℎ g=32ft/sec/sec

A golf ball is struck across a flat fairway at an angle of 60∘ with an initial speed of 135ft/s. a.). Write a set of parametric equations for the motion of the golf ball. b.). Determine how long the golf ball was in the air. c.). Determine how far the golf ball traveled in the air. Show all work. Use the Equation Editor. �=�0cos⁡(�)� Recall, �=−12(�)�2+�0sin⁡(�)�+ℎ g=32ft/sec/sec

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A golf ball is struck across a flat fairway at an angle of 60∘ with an initial speed of 135ft/s.

a.). Write a set of parametric equations for the motion of the golf ball.

b.). Determine how long the golf ball was in the air.

c.). Determine how far the golf ball traveled in the air.

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Recall, �=−12(�)�2+�0sin⁡(�)�+ℎ

g=32ft/sec/sec

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