### Problem StatementFrom the top figure, what is the final velocity of the 3 kg ball?### Whiteboard ExplanationThe image displays a whiteboard with formulas, vectors, and diagrams involving physics and trigonometry. Below is a transcription and explanation of the content:#### Equations and Calculations1. **Fundamental Trigonometric Identity:** \[ 1 = \cos^2\theta + \sin^2\theta \]2. **Equation for component resolution:** \[ 44^2 = 8v^2 \cos\theta \]3. **Alternate equation:** \[ 0 = 8v^2 \sin\theta \]4. **Solving for \(v\):** \[ 44^2 = 8v^2 (\cos\theta + \sin\theta) \] Rearranging gives: \[ v = \text{(some expression)} \]5. The calculations involve finding the velocity \(v\), using component resolution and combining trigonometric identities.#### Diagrams- **Vectors and Masses:** - A vector labeled \(V_1\) at 30° with a mass of 5 kg. - A vector labeled \(V_3\) at 45° with a mass of 9 kg. - Another vector with an unknown angle, labeled \(\Theta\).#### Multiple-Choice Options- 11.9- 10.9- 8.4- 6.3- 14.7The question asks for the final velocity and presents options that may be derived from properly analyzing the provided mechanics problem and equations.### Solution NotesThe correct solution can be arrived at by solving the equations listed, using trigonometric identities and understanding of vector resolution for dynamic systems in physics. This exercise involves skillfully applying knowledge of physics to solve for unknowns in a multi-step problem.

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