On a windy day, Jenn and Frank accidently get their kite caught in a tree. The kite is stuck 5.0 meters above the ground. Frank finds a kickball and gives it to Jenn to throw up at the kite to knock it down. In order to see the kite, Jenn stands 3.0 meters from the base of the tree. She throws the ball from an initial height of 1.6 meters. The ball reaches a maximum height of 6.0 meters before falling and hitting the kite from above, successfully knocking the kite out of the tree. At what angle did she throw the ball?

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On a windy day, Jenn and Frank accidently get their kite
caught in a tree. The kite is stuck 5.0 meters above the ground. Frank finds a kickball
and gives it to Jenn to throw up at the kite to knock it down. In order to see the kite, Jenn
stands 3.0 meters from the base of the tree. She throws the ball from an initial height of
1.6 meters. The ball reaches a maximum height of 6.0 meters before falling and hitting
the kite from above, successfully knocking the kite out of the tree. At what angle did she
throw the ball?
Transcribed Image Text:On a windy day, Jenn and Frank accidently get their kite caught in a tree. The kite is stuck 5.0 meters above the ground. Frank finds a kickball and gives it to Jenn to throw up at the kite to knock it down. In order to see the kite, Jenn stands 3.0 meters from the base of the tree. She throws the ball from an initial height of 1.6 meters. The ball reaches a maximum height of 6.0 meters before falling and hitting the kite from above, successfully knocking the kite out of the tree. At what angle did she throw the ball?
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