3) Two skydivers are playing catch with a ball while they are falling through the air. Ignoring air resistance, in which direction should one skydiver throw the ball relative to the other if the one wants the other to catch it? O above the other since the ball will fall faster O above the other since the ball will fall more slowly O below the other since the ball will fall more slowly O directly at the other since there is no air resistance 4) A projectile is launched at an angle of 30° to the horizontal and with a velocity of 100 m/s. How high will the projectile be at its maximum height? O 142.5m O 360.8m O 125m O 1040m

3) Two skydivers are playing catch with a ball while they are falling through the air. Ignoring air resistance, in which direction should one skydiver throw the ball relative to the other if the one wants the other to catch it? O above the other since the ball will fall faster O above the other since the ball will fall more slowly O below the other since the ball will fall more slowly O directly at the other since there is no air resistance 4) A projectile is launched at an angle of 30° to the horizontal and with a velocity of 100 m/s. How high will the projectile be at its maximum height? O 142.5m O 360.8m O 125m O 1040m

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