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Study the diagram carefully and ignore air resistance.
v, = 22.7 m/s 01 = 66 ° 02 = 45°
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y m
Vy
Vox
Vox
4.5
V0x
voy
Vox
x m
V0x
voy
Find:
(a) vy in position 4m,
(b) vz in position 14m,
(c) vy in position 14m,
(d) vy just before strike the ground.
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