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A kicker kicks a ball off the ground at 29.5 mi/hr and at 42.5 degrees. What was the max height of this kick?

A kicker kicks a ball off the ground at 29.5 mi/hr and at 42.5 degrees. What was the max height of this kick?
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A kicker kicks a ball off the ground at 29.5 mi/hr and at 42.5 degrees.

What was the max height of this kick?

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Answer:

20.3m

Step-by-step explanation:

the formula used was

s=(u^2sin^2∆)÷2g

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