only do a if you don't want to do both. ### Problem 19A calculus book is thrown downward from the top of Building-V, which is 168 feet high, at an angle of 60 degrees with the horizontal.**a.** How far from the base of the building will the textbook land if its initial speed is 80 feet per second?**b.** Will the textbook hit the cafeteria if the cafeteria is 60 feet away from the base of Building-V on our campus?**Note:**- No formulas from physics classes are allowed. Please derive your own formulas, starting from the given acceleration vector: \[ \vec{a}(t) = \langle 0, -g \rangle \]**Instructions:** - Approach the problem by modeling the motion using basic kinematic principles and vector decomposition.- Remember to resolve the initial velocity into horizontal and vertical components.- Calculate the time of flight and determine the landing position of the textbook.- Use logical reasoning to conclude whether the textbook will hit the cafeteria.### Diagram Description- The problem does not include a diagram. Visual learners might benefit from sketching a simple diagram showing the building, the angle of projection, and the trajectory of the textbook.- Consider illustrating the horizontal distance from the base of the building and the location of the cafeteria.

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Description: only do a if you don't want to do both. ### Problem 19A calculus book is thrown downward from the top of Building-V, which is 168 feet high, at an angle of 60 degrees with the horizontal.**a.** How far from the base of the building will the textbook