2. A footballer kicks a ball on horizontal ground giving it aninitial velocity of 35 m/s at an angle of 25° to thehorizontal.a. Where will the ball be 1.2 seconds after it is kicked?b. What will be the greatest height reached by the ball?c. Where will the ball land?

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a. Where will the ball be 1.2 seconds after it is kicked? b. What will be the greatest height reached by the ball? c. Where will the ball land?

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