Q1.A small object is projected from point O with an initial speed 101m/s,It then lands on adownhill slope at A, as shown in Figure 1.u = 10x m/s40 °2 20°d800 mAFigure 1(a)Determine the horizontal distance d.(b)Determine the impact velocity at A, in unit-vector notation.(c)State an assumption made in your calculations in parts (a) and (b).

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- A small object is projected from point O with an initial speed 101m/s, It then lands on a ill slope at A, as shown in Figure 1. u = 10x m/s 40° 20 d 800 m Figure 1 Determine the horizontal distance d.

- A small object is projected from point O with an initial speed 101m/s, It then lands on a ill slope at A, as shown in Figure 1. u = 10x m/s 40° 20 d 800 m Figure 1 Determine the horizontal distance d.

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