The airplane in the below figure is travelling at a horizontal speed of 79.32 m/s.Given the horizontal distance of to the mountain climbers of 425.0 m and theairplane height of 235 m (above the mountain climbers), what must be the InitialVertical Component of the Velocity (m/s) so that the supply reaches the mountainclimbers?Thrown upward?ho>0)235 mThrown downward?(,0<0)425 m

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