Green Monster at Fenway Part 2 Solving the problem to determine
the minimum velocity to hit a ball with to clear the Green
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using these subtitles. - When we left off, we were trying to
figure out: what did the magnitude of our initial velocity -
need to be for the ball to clear the Green Monster at Fenway
park, assuming that the batter hits it at a 45 degree angle, -
and he hits it one meter above home plate, and the Green Monster
is 96 meters away and it's 11.3 meters high. - So, the
x-component of the displacement when it's at 96 meters, the
y-component of the displacement has - to be 10.3 meters. Not the
11.3. Because it's already - starting at one meter high, it just
has to get 10.3 more, it just needs to be 10.3 meters higher. -
And we set up the problem, we set up our formula we derived in
multiple videos - on displacement