3.3.4 Practice: Modeling: The Pool Table Problem Geometry Sem 1 Practice Points Possible: 20 Name: Martasia Parker Date: empse all (fed Quo add) A of0 mont mnemnose and s word b Your Assignment: Bank Shot! Setting Up for the Shot sa ard of A mont gnomes slugloneging s ward s You're playing a game of pool and it's your turn, but you have no direct shots. To make any shot, you will need to bank the cue ball (the white ball) off the side of the table before it hits your ball. That means that you hit the cue ball so that it bounces off the side and then hits your colored ball, moving it in the direction of a pocket (hole). The angle that the ball hits the bumper is equal to the angle that it bounces off the bumper. The cue ball is 18 inches from the top bumper (side of pool table) and 50 inches from the right bumper. The dimensions of the pool table are 96 inches in the horizontal direction by 46 inches in the vertical direction. Use the illustration of the table and what you know about similar triangles to plan your shot. 1. Which ball did you select? Red, yellow, or blue? (1 point: 1 point for selection)