Question 1 a) Explain the motion of a projectile in terms of acceleration and velocity in vertical and horizontal direction. b) Determine the magnitude VA of the basketball's initial velocity and its velocity when it passes through the basket shown in Figure Q1(b). (Neglect the size of the ball 30° 2 m B 3 m

Question 1 a) Explain the motion of a projectile in terms of acceleration and velocity in vertical and horizontal direction. b) Determine the magnitude VA of the basketball's initial velocity and its velocity when it passes through the basket shown in Figure Q1(b). (Neglect the size of the ball 30° 2 m B 3 m

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