20 m s 40° P 60 m FIGURE 1 1. FIGURE 1 shows a ball being thrown from the top of a building towards a wall 60 m away. The initial velocity of the ball is 20.0 ms-1 at 40° to the horizontal. (i) How much time does it take to hit the wall? [Answer: t = 3.92 s ] (ii) What is the distance between P and the position the ball strike the wall? [Answer: =-24.98 m]

20 m s 40° P 60 m FIGURE 1 1. FIGURE 1 shows a ball being thrown from the top of a building towards a wall 60 m away. The initial velocity of the ball is 20.0 ms-1 at 40° to the horizontal. (i) How much time does it take to hit the wall? [Answer: t = 3.92 s ] (ii) What is the distance between P and the position the ball strike the wall? [Answer: =-24.98 m]

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Description: 20 m s40°P60 mFIGURE 11. FIGURE 1 shows a ball being thrown from the top of a building towards a wall 60 maway. The initial velocity of the ball is 20.0 m s-1 at 40° to the horizontal.(i) How much time does it take to hit the wall? [Answer: t = 3.92

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