A large building has an inclined roof. The length ofthe roof is 36.5 m and the angle of the roof is 19.0°below horizontal. A worker on the roof lets go of ahammer from the peak of the roof. Starting fromrest, it slides down the entire length of the roofwith a constant acceleration of 3.19 m/s2. Afterleaving the edge of the roof, it falls a verticaldistance of 38.0 m before hitting the ground.How much time, in seconds, does it take the hammer tofall from the edge of the roof to the ground?(a)Enter a number.Given the acceleration of the hammer as it slides on theroof, what are the velocity components just as it leavesthe roof? How can you use these velocity componentsto find the time it takes to fall from the roof to theground? What constant acceleration relations will youneed? sHow far horizontally, in meters, does the hammer travelfrom the edge of the roof until it hits the ground?(b)m

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