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1. A golfer hits a golf ball on a flat, horizontal surface with an initial velocity of 67.7 m/s @ 45°. Calculate only (h) and (i):
(a) Vox and Voy.
(b) The time it will take the ball to reach maximum height.
(c) The maximum height the ball will rise to.
(d) The total air time of the ball.
(e) The range of the ball.
(f) The position (x,y) of the ball at t=1.0s.
(g) The components of velocity of the ball (Vx, Vy) at 1.0s.
(h) The velocity vector of the ball at 1.0s.
(i) The velocity vector of the ball just as it hits the ground.
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