2. A mass on an ideal pendulum is released from rest at point I. When it reaches point II, which of thefollowing shows the direction of its acceleration?(E)(A)(A)II(E)(D)3. A soccer ball is kicked up a hill with a flat top, as shown. The ball bounces twice on the hill, at the pointsshown, then lands on the top and begins rolling horizontally. Which of the following shows the verticalcomponent of its velocity as a function of time?(B)Mi(B)-AHL AHL(D)(C)M

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