In 1974, Nolan Ryan threw a pitch that was clocked at 45.1m/s (100.8 mi/h).
The distance between home plate and the pitcher’s mound is 16.3m.
If he threw the pitch horizontally
( and you ignore air resistance)
A) how long would it take to reach home plate?
B) how far would the pitch fall vertically by the time it reached home plate?
C) what is the total velocity of the baseball the instant it crosses the plate?
( you can give your answer as X and y-components)
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