1. A 13.0 g acorn falls from rest from the top of a 32.0-m-high oak tree. When it is halfway to the ground, a 135 g bird gliding horizontally at 80.0 cm/s scoops it up with its beak. -130 PA 32 E - 16m directed downward. a. Find the horizontal and vertical components of the bird's velocity, just after the bird scoops up the acorn. Use coordinates where +x is the direction of the initial motion of the bird and +y is %3D sוmרח= Pוy %3D Vyf Ay mA mB VB

1. A 13.0 g acorn falls from rest from the top of a 32.0-m-high oak tree. When it is halfway to the ground, a 135 g bird gliding horizontally at 80.0 cm/s scoops it up with its beak. -130 PA 32 E - 16m directed downward. a. Find the horizontal and vertical components of the bird's velocity, just after the bird scoops up the acorn. Use coordinates where +x is the direction of the initial motion of the bird and +y is %3D sוmרח= Pוy %3D Vyf Ay mA mB VB

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