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Physics, 07.08.2021 03:40 200052

As part of a NASA experiment, golfer Tiger Woods drives a golf ball on the moon, where g = 1.60 m/s2. He launches a golf ball with a speed of 285 km/h, at an angle of 42Β° with the horizontal. What horizontal distance will his drive travel before landing back on the surface of the moon. Ignore the curvature of the moon.​

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