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nolemsa edi ai amit erit sauspo ril eeusned 9) A projectile is launched with an initial velocity of 49.0 m/s [32.0° above the horizontal] from the top of a cliff that is 232 m above the water at its base. A speedboat is in the water at a distance of 73.0 m from the cliff's base at the moment of launch. If the speedboat is already moving at a constant speed of 13.0 m/s through the water in the same direction as the launch and maintains this speed, show proof of whether or not it would be possible for the speedboat to be in place to catch the falling projectile. the
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Transcribed Image Text:nolemsa edi ai amit erit sauspo ril eeusned 9) A projectile is launched with an initial velocity of 49.0 m/s [32.0° above the horizontal] from the top of a cliff that is 232 m above the water at its base. A speedboat is in the water at a distance of 73.0 m from the cliff's base at the moment of launch. If the speedboat is already moving at a constant speed of 13.0 m/s through the water in the same direction as the launch and maintains this speed, show proof of whether or not it would be possible for the speedboat to be in place to catch the falling projectile. the
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