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Just as you throw a package from the top of a 20 m high building with initial speed Vo at an angle of 30o with the horizontal, your friend, who is running toward the building at speed 0.8Vo, is 22 m away.
a) Calculate Vo in order for your friend to catch the packaqe.
b) How far from the building does the friend catch the package.
c) Calculate the speed at which the friend catches the package.
d) Calculate the velocity vector in unit-vector notation of package relative to friend when it is caught.
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