A stone is thrown horizontally from top of a building 48m high. After 1.2 seconds, its velocity is 24m/s 30 degrees below horizontal. Determine its initial velocity and horizontal distance it moves before landing on the ground.

A stone is thrown horizontally from top of a building 48m high. After 1.2 seconds, its velocity is 24m/s 30 degrees below horizontal. Determine its initial velocity and horizontal distance it moves before landing on the ground.

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