Find where does the ball land relative to homeplate

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An outfielder in baseball throws a baseball from the warning track toward homeplate with a speed of 111.83 125 ft/s at an angle of 40.1640 degrees. If homeplate is 395.88400 feet away, where does the ball land relative to homeplate (in feet)?

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