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IP A hot-air balloon rises from the ground with a velocity of (3.00 m/s ý. A champagne bottle is opened to celebrate What is the initial velocity of the cork, as seen by an observer on the ground? Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma. takeoff, expelling the cork horizontally with a velocity of (6.00 m/s î relative to the balloon. When opened, the bottle is 6.00 m above the ground. ? Uz. Vy = m/s Submit Request Answer Part B What is the speed of the cork, as seen by the same observer? ? m/s Submit Request Answer Part C What is its initial direction of motion, as seen by the same observer? ?

IP A hot-air balloon rises from the ground with a velocity of (3.00 m/s ý. A champagne bottle is opened to celebrate What is the initial velocity of the cork, as seen by an observer on the ground? Enter your answers numerically separated by a comma. takeoff, expelling the cork horizontally with a velocity of (6.00 m/s î relative to the balloon. When opened, the bottle is 6.00 m above the ground. ? Uz. Vy = m/s Submit Request Answer Part B What is the speed of the cork, as seen by the same observer? ? m/s Submit Request Answer Part C What is its initial direction of motion, as seen by the same observer? ?

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