John throws a football from the 50 yard line to the end zone. John throws with an initial velocity of 25.2m/s (56 mph) at an angle of 67.3 above the horizontal. At this velocity and launch angle, the football goes a horizontal distance of 46.1 meters and reaches a maximum height of 55.9 meters. How long is the football in the air for? Please show steps and equations used.
Here, time taken = 2*u*sin(theta)/g
= 2 * 25.2 * sin(67.3)/9.8
= 4.74 sec -------------------> long is the football in the air for
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