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Applied Project: Calculus of Baseball: Question 3A

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First published at 23:43 UTC on May 2nd, 2018.

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In this video I look at Question 3 part A of the Applied Project: Calculus and Baseball. This question takes a look at the dynamics of an outfielder fielding a ball and throwing it to the catcher at home plate, something that occurs often in baseball. Part A looks at the time it takes for the ball to reach home plate if the outfielder throws it directly to the home plate, while Parts B and C compare this time with that if the outfielder threw it to an infielder first and then to the catcher, assuming the infielder has a faster throw. This is actually a decision that baseball team managers take into consideration, which makes this question a great application of baseball.

In Part A, I use a differential equation modeling the ball's velocity with respect to time, and assuming constant air resistance, and clocking the time it takes for the ball to reach 280 feet. This is a very interesting video on the physics of baseball so make sure to watch it and stay tuned for Parts B and C!

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