Concept explainers
The allowable ranges of initial velocities a golfer may impart to the ball from the uphill and downhill.
To explain: The reason for the considering downhill putt more difficult.
Answer to Problem 67GP
For uphill lie, initial velocity for
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given situation is shown below.
The final velocity of the ball in both the cases is
Formula used:
Using Newton’s third law of motion,
Calculation:
Calculate for the uphill lie.
The initial velocity of the ball when it is
The initial velocity of the ball when it is
Calculate for the downhill lie.
The initial velocity of the ball when it is
The initial velocity of the ball when it is
The spread of acceptable velocities for the uphill is
The spread of acceptable velocities for the downhill is
Conclusion:
Thus, the initial velocity of the ball when ball is being putted down the hill for
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