Revisit Example 3.4 and assume that the trajectory of the ball is shallow enough that the...

Revisit Example 3.4 and assume that the trajectory of the ball is shallow enough that the effects of the drag force in the y direction can be neglected and that the component of the drag force in the x direction is proportional to the square of the x component of velocity. Using this assumption and the same drag coefficient discussed in the example (Cd = 4.71 × 10−7 lb·s2/ft2), compute the horizontal distance R traveled by a 1.61 oz golf ball subject to the same initial conditions given in the example, i.e., the initial velocity has a magnitude υ0 = 187 mph and an initial orientation θ0 = 11.2°.

Figure P3.53