2.A 4.24m-tall truck is moving an initial speed of 17.52m/s due East with an acceleration of 0.30 m/s^2 with a 1.44m- person standing at the top of a truck. After 12.55s, the man throws a ball to the ground at shoulder level perpendicular to the right of the truck's direction with an initial velocity of 31.92 m/s at an angle of 39.28° above the horizontal. Assuming shoulder level is 80% of the total height and negligible air resistance, determine the magnitude and direction of the displacement of the ball upon impact. [Use positive angle and CCW]

2.A 4.24m-tall truck is moving an initial speed of 17.52m/s due East with an acceleration of 0.30 m/s^2 with a 1.44m- person standing at the top of a truck. After 12.55s, the man throws a ball to the ground at shoulder level perpendicular to the right of the truck's direction with an initial velocity of 31.92 m/s at an angle of 39.28° above the horizontal. Assuming shoulder level is 80% of the total height and negligible air resistance, determine the magnitude and direction of the displacement of the ball upon impact. [Use positive angle and CCW]

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