This video show how to find the rate of change of baseball player running to first base. It calculates his rate of change from second base and third base.
Congratulations on the excellent resolution of this problem. I was unable to solve these problems like that. Could help me? In a baseball game (which is played on a square-shaped Diamond 90 feet on each side) between the Brewers and the Cubs, Joe (who is playing left field for the Brewers) hits the ball while at bat and runs toward first base at the rate of 20 feet per second. Just as Joe starts toward first base, his teammate Tony, who had taken a 10-foot lead off second base, starts running toward third base at the same rate of speed. How fast is the distance between Joe and Tony changing at the instant when Tony reaches third base? (MUNEM & FOULIS, problem 16, p.225)
Awesome video! Thanks a lot!
Thank you. Glad it helped.
Congratulations on the excellent resolution of this problem. I was unable to solve these problems like that. Could help me?
In a baseball game (which is played on a square-shaped Diamond 90 feet on each side) between the Brewers and the Cubs, Joe (who is playing left field for the Brewers) hits the ball while at bat and runs toward first base at the rate of 20 feet per second. Just as Joe starts toward first base, his teammate Tony, who had taken a 10-foot lead off second base, starts running toward third base at the same rate of speed. How fast is the distance between Joe and Tony changing at the instant when Tony reaches third base? (MUNEM & FOULIS, problem 16, p.225)
what is wrong with ur pronunciation? You say wa when you pronounce y. That's actually annoying. It's not cool neither!
I guess I just talk funny.
@user-dl3td3xo5t bruh it's called a southern accent 💀if it's annoying for you then solve the problem yourself