13. A soccer player kicks a = 1.0 m higher than it was struck. If Vo, the initial velocity of the ball is 10 m/s and the angle Oo in degrees above the horizontal at which the ball left the foot is 36.9°, what is the velocity vector V£ of the ball at which it hits the height h? Use sin (36.9) = 0.6, cos (36.9) 0.8, and g flies and lands h soccer ball and the ball 10 m/s². (8 i - 4 j ) m/s (6 i + 4 j) m/s 8 i m/s A. C. B. -5 j m/s (2 i - 6 j) m/s D. E.

13. A soccer player kicks a = 1.0 m higher than it was struck. If Vo, the initial velocity of the ball is 10 m/s and the angle Oo in degrees above the horizontal at which the ball left the foot is 36.9°, what is the velocity vector V£ of the ball at which it hits the height h? Use sin (36.9) = 0.6, cos (36.9) 0.8, and g flies and lands h soccer ball and the ball 10 m/s². (8 i - 4 j ) m/s (6 i + 4 j) m/s 8 i m/s A. C. B. -5 j m/s (2 i - 6 j) m/s D. E.

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