MODULE - IV(Answer ANY ONE question)IV(1).An emergency medical package is dropped at point A by a small airplaneflying horizontally with a speed of (275+P) km/h at an altitude of (100+2P)mabove a remote valley. The parachute in the package gets deployed at B andallows the package to descend with a constant velocity of 1.8 m/s. If thepackage is to reach the target in 37 seconds after the release at A, determine thehorizontal lead L so that the package hits the target. Neglect the air resistance(11)from A to B.(275+P) km/hAB(100+2P) mTargetOR(Continued to 2)

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