i need perfect ans please in 15 minutes Two objects of different masses are pushed horizontally from a table of height 1.75 m. Each object is pushed with the followinginitial speed.Upon hitting the ground, how far apart are the objects?(A) 4m(B) 9mObject AObject B(c) 6m(D) SmMass160 g240 gInitial speed15 m/s25 m/s Find the curvature of r(t) = (sint, cost,t).(A) 2B √2Ⓒ1|2Determine the unit tangent vector T(r) for the curve r(t) = t²i- tj + 5k at t = 0.A T(1) = (0,1,0)T(1) = (0,-1,0)- (2√5 - √5.0)ⒸT=-(-2√5 -√5.0)DT(1) =

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Two objects of different masses are pushed horizontally from a table of height 1.75 m. Each object is pushed with the following initial speed. Upon hitting the ground, how far apart are the objects? 4m 9m 6m Object A Object B 5m Mass 160 g 240 g Initial speed 15 m/s 25 m/s

Two objects of different masses are pushed horizontally from a table of height 1.75 m. Each object is pushed with the following initial speed. Upon hitting the ground, how far apart are the objects? 4m 9m 6m Object A Object B 5m Mass 160 g 240 g Initial speed 15 m/s 25 m/s

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