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A car goes 100km/h and Carries a cannon , whose muzzle can shoot at 50km/h . When the cannon fires a ball it's pointed backwards at 35 degrees above the ground. ignore the height of the truck above the round and the recoil. The distance between the ball and the truck the moment it hits the ground is equal to?
1. 77m
2. 85m
3. 130m
4. 160m
5. 240m
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