A 0,500-kg ball, initially at rest, was kicked horizontally with an initial velocity of 15,0 m/s from the edge of a 30,0m high building. The ball falls freely to the ground, where the zero potential is set, Determine the following: 1. final potential energy of the ball, 2, initial kinetic energy of the ball, and 3. Speed of the ball just before it hits the ground,

A 0,500-kg ball, initially at rest, was kicked horizontally with an initial velocity of 15,0 m/s from the edge of a 30,0m high building. The ball falls freely to the ground, where the zero potential is set, Determine the following: 1. final potential energy of the ball, 2, initial kinetic energy of the ball, and 3. Speed of the ball just before it hits the ground,

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