SOLUTION: If an athlete could jump 23.5 ft. when his takeoff velocity is 9.2 m/s, how far could he jump be if his take-off velocity is only 09.0 m/s assuming that the jump is proportional

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Following to the problem's description, write this proportion


     = 


Simplify it


     = 1.044938


and find x,  showing how far the jump could be


    x =  = 22.49 ft.    ANSWER