a Leonard Kicked а 0:50 ко ball off the rooftop of a building that is 81 m tall. He oriented the kick at 45° above the horizon and with the speed of 15m. Then Sheldon caught the ball from the next building's balcony that is 46 m from the ground. Sheldon then released the ball from the raid height and let the ball fall to the ground a. What is the speed of the ball just before it reaches Sheldon? ㅗ (use the formula: mg Ch₁ - h₂) + = mv² 0 = = mv, ² )

a Leonard Kicked а 0:50 ко ball off the rooftop of a building that is 81 m tall. He oriented the kick at 45° above the horizon and with the speed of 15m. Then Sheldon caught the ball from the next building's balcony that is 46 m from the ground. Sheldon then released the ball from the raid height and let the ball fall to the ground a. What is the speed of the ball just before it reaches Sheldon? ㅗ (use the formula: mg Ch₁ - h₂) + = mv² 0 = = mv, ² )

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