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e = 60° Vo = 5 mls a) Find the size of components of the initol velocitiy Vo of this bll 6) Find the time it tokes for ths ball to reach the height"h"in the Agure cl h=? dind the veberty Vector at height h? of the ball.?

e = 60° Vo = 5 mls a) Find the size of components of the initol velocitiy Vo of this bll 6) Find the time it tokes for ths ball to reach the height"h"in the Agure cl h=? dind the veberty Vector at height h? of the ball.?

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Transcribed Image Text:height ə = 60° Vo =5 mls %3D em : ol Find the size of components of Vo of this bll the initol velocity of this bal this ball to reach the height "h°inthe figurl 6) Find the time it takes for clh=? d dnd the veberty Vector at heighth? of the ball.? 88 REDMI NOTE 9 PRO AI QUAD CAMERA
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Step 1

Given:

The initial velocity of the ball is 5 m/s.

The angle of projection is 60°.

 

Step 2

(a)

Calculation:

Write the expression for the vertical component of the velocity.

vy=v0sinθ

Here, v0 is the initial velocity and θ is the angle of projection.

Substitute, 5 m/s for v0 and 60° for θ in the above expression.

vy=5 m/ssin60°vy=4.33 m/s

Thus, the vertical component of the velocity is 4.33 m/s.

Step 3

Write the expression for the horizontal component of the velocity.

vx=v0cosθ

Substitute, 5 m/s for v0 and 60° for θ in the above expression.

vx=5 m/scos60°vx=2.50 m/s

Thus, the horizontal component of the velocity is 2.50 m/s.

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