ENGS1202Question 2A.Figure 2 below shows a ball launched at an angle of 35° to the horizontal from the edgeof a cliff of height 100 m.v= 20 m/s100 mrangeFigure 2Determine:i. the maximum height reached by the ball above its launch point.ii. the time taken for the ball to hit the ground.iii. the range of the ball as indicated in Figure 2.iv. the velocity on impact. Figure 3 below shows a ball of mass 8.0 kg traveling to the right with a velocity of 6.3m/s. It collides with a stationary ball of mass 2.4 kg. After the collision, the 2.4 kg ballmoves in a south-easterly direction at 51° below the horizontal.v=?v-6.3m's2.4kg8.0kg51°v=4.5 m'sFigure 3Determine the velocity of the 8.0 kg ball after the collision.B.

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Question 2 A. Figure 2 below shows a ball launched at an angle of 35° to the horizontal from the edge of a cliff of height 100 m. v= 20 m/s 100 m range Figure 2 Determine: i. the maximum height reached by the ball above its launch point. ii. the time taken for the ball to hit the ground. iii. the range of the ball as indicated in Figure 2. iv. the velocity on impact.

Question 2 A. Figure 2 below shows a ball launched at an angle of 35° to the horizontal from the edge of a cliff of height 100 m. v= 20 m/s 100 m range Figure 2 Determine: i. the maximum height reached by the ball above its launch point. ii. the time taken for the ball to hit the ground. iii. the range of the ball as indicated in Figure 2. iv. the velocity on impact.

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Figure 3 below shows a ball of mass 8.0 kg traveling to the right with a velocity of 6.3
m/s. It collides with a stationary ball of mass 2.4 kg. After the collision, the 2.4 kg ball
moves in a south-easterly direction at 51° below the horizontal.
v=?
v-6.3m's
2.4kg
8.0kg
51°
v=4.5 m's
Figure 3
Determine the velocity of the 8.0 kg ball after the collision.
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