After the player hits the ball at point C, what is the ball's highest point and how long does it take the ball to reach the horizontal (x-axis)? How much distance was covered? BJECT:A ball,of moss Ikg is released from restat Aand rolls dour e quorter circle until point B.The ball deoves point B with a barizontalvedocity Ve and cndersoes projectile motior,At point C the playen hits the bell with aforce of 100ON, 45° above the horicontaland the point of impoct lasts to .0s (s)Ignoning Air resistonce and assuming thework done by fhiction fnom AtoBis -20J The impulse charseslinar momentumiSm8.Volx)45° VB)SmVelnPoint of impoett=0.005 (s)tineamomentum Cinitiol )@cmTei

Given: m=1kg, F=1000N, t=0.005s, Wf=20J, H=5m, h=1.8m, θ=45° Using conservation of energy, the…

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