ATTA-KAY PHYSICS 127 8. An aeroplane travelling parallel to the ground at a height of 1000m and at a speed of 120kmh', releases an object when vertically over a certain spot. (a) In what time will the object hit the ground. (b) How far from the spot will the object hit the ground.

ATTA-KAY PHYSICS 127 8. An aeroplane travelling parallel to the ground at a height of 1000m and at a speed of 120kmh', releases an object when vertically over a certain spot. (a) In what time will the object hit the ground. (b) How far from the spot will the object hit the ground.

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