See attached please and thank you 1. (30pts) A soccer player kicked a ball of mass m = 0.2 kg, which went through a projectile motion, with itsmaximum height h = 5m, and landed at the distance 1 = 3m.(1) (15pts) Find the angle of release 0 and initial velocity vo.(2) (15pts) Find the force applied by the player, if the duration of contact At was 0.02 sec.

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