James Bond runs then jumps off a building in a horizontal direction at speed v. He tries to reach the roof of a building nearby, at a distance d = 10 m. (a) That building is 10 m shorter than the one where Bond jumps off. If his speed cannot exceed 10 m/s and his initial velocity is purely horizontal, does he have a chance to make it? If yes, what is his minimum required speed?   (b) Consider instead what happens if the building he jumps to has the same height as the one he jumps from but this time he jumps with some initial angle q. If his initial speed is 10 m/s, does he have a chance to make it? If yes, for what range of q is this possible?

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James Bond runs then jumps off a building in a horizontal direction at speed v. He tries to reach the roof of a building nearby, at a distance d = 10 m.

(a) That building is 10 m shorter than the one where Bond jumps off. If his speed cannot exceed 10 m/s and his initial velocity is purely horizontal, does he have a chance to make it? If yes, what is his minimum required
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(b) Consider instead what happens if the building he jumps to has the same height as the one he jumps from but this time he jumps with some initial angle q. If his initial speed is 10 m/s, does he have a chance to make it? If yes, for what range of q is this possible?

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