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Fenway Park Wall Clearing Baseball Test: Physics Challenge

Explore if a baseball hit from Fenway Park clears the Green Monster wall with specified initial velocity and angle. With calculations provided, find out if it falls short, hits, or clears the wall. Additionally, discover if a guy attempting a pool jump makes it into the pool in a viral video. Enjoy the engaging test scenarios!

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Fenway Park Wall Clearing Baseball Test: Physics Challenge

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  1. Comparison Problems

  2. At Boston's Fenway Park, it is 310 feet (94.5 m) from homeplate to the left field wall, The Green Monster, which is 30 feet (9.2 m) high. If a batter hits a baseball at an initial height of 0.9 m, with velocity 32.3 m/s 39 above the horizontal, does it clear the wall, hit the wall, or fall short?

  3. 4.66 m/s 5.5 m 5.0 m 2.44 m Does the guy make it into the pool?

  4. video Pool jump gone bad

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