When a basketball player takes a standing shot, a coordinate system is formed with the center of the ball as the origin (see figure). Denoting the center coordinate of the basket as (, ), the shot's height as H1, and the ball's speed as 0, prove that the shot angle must satisfy the subsequent relationship to make a shot

6. When a basketball player takes a standing shot, a coordinate system Oxy is formed with the center of the ball as the origin (see figure). Denoting the center coordinate of the basket as (x, y), the shot's height as H1, and the ball's speed as vo, prove that the shot angle a must satisfy the subsequent relationship to Y make a shot: 2g tan a = 1 + 1 - y 4 9x2 gx 202 H 2 H Print Open with docReader A Alternative formats Activity Details red this topic 72 2 SEP 2 us tv