a) Find the velocity of the inass just before it flies off the end of the incline plane.b) After the mass flies off the end of the plane, how long will it take to hit theground?c) What is the range R of the mass? 4. A mass traveling up an inclined plane has an initial velocity of 8 m/s. The massexperiences an acceleration of -1m/st. It travels 10 m up the incline plane beforeflying off the end. Answer the following questions.

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4. A mass traveling up an inclined plane has an initial velocity of8.m/s. The mass experiences an acceleration of -1 m/st. It travels 10 m up the incline plane before flying off the end. Answer the following questions.

4. A mass traveling up an inclined plane has an initial velocity of8.m/s. The mass experiences an acceleration of -1 m/st. It travels 10 m up the incline plane before flying off the end. Answer the following questions.

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