. Juan is standing outside the laboratory, 7 meters from the wall. Pedro, by a window 5 meters above the ground, tosses a ball horizontally. Find the speed that Pedro should give the ball for it to reach Juan. What will be the time of flight of the ball? 2. Alice throws the ball to the horizontal direction with an initial velocity heights

. Juan is standing outside the laboratory, 7 meters from the wall. Pedro, by a window 5 meters above the ground, tosses a ball horizontally. Find the speed that Pedro should give the ball for it to reach Juan. What will be the time of flight of the ball? 2. Alice throws the ball to the horizontal direction with an initial velocity heights

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日困
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Activity E. In every problem, there is ALWAYS a solution!!!
Directions: Solve for the following problems. One (1) point for illustration or
simple sketch, two (2) points for determining the known values, two (2) points
for identifying the unknown values, another two (2) points for the equation to
be used and three (3) points for showing your solution with boxing your final
answer.
1. Juan is standing outside the laboratory, 7 meters from the wall. Pedro,
by a window 5 meters above the ground, tosses a ball horizontally. Find
the speed that Pedro should give the ball for it to reach Juan. What will
be the time of flight of the ball?
2. Alice throws the ball to the horizontal direction with an initial velocity
of 10m/s, time elapsed during the motion is 5s. Calculate the heights
that object are thrown and the final velocity (Vy) component of the
velocity after it hits the ground.
the hall and ball does projectile motion with an angle of 53°
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