Pls help ASAP on both PLS I BEG 12A cannon ball is fired horizontally at a speed of 150 ms¹ from the top of a cliff thatis 50 m high.50 mHow far from the base of the cliff will the cannon ball land?B.480 mA. 1400mD. 725 mReferring to the cannon question previously, the velocity of impact of the cannonball will be about:A. 31.3 ms-1B. 153 ms-¹C. 670 mC. 165ms-¹D. 171 ms-1

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1 2 A cannon ball is fired horizontally at a speed of 150 ms¹ from the top of a cliff that is 50 m high. How far from the base of the cliff will the cannon ball land? A. 1400m 50 m A. 31.3 ms-¹ B.480 m C. 670 m Referring to the cannon question previously, the velocity of impact of the cannon ball will be about: B. 153 ms-¹ D. 725 m C. 165ms-1 D. 171 ms-1

1 2 A cannon ball is fired horizontally at a speed of 150 ms¹ from the top of a cliff that is 50 m high. How far from the base of the cliff will the cannon ball land? A. 1400m 50 m A. 31.3 ms-¹ B.480 m C. 670 m Referring to the cannon question previously, the velocity of impact of the cannon ball will be about: B. 153 ms-¹ D. 725 m C. 165ms-1 D. 171 ms-1

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