Three stones are thrown with identical initial speeds from the top of a cliff into the water below (see diagram). Air resistance is negligible. The vertical speeds with which stones 1, 2, and 3 strikes the water are Note: you may assume the angle of elevation and the angle of depression for 1 and 3 are identical a) b) V = V; >V, c) V, > V, = V3 d) v, >v, > V3 V3 > V, >V, e) V = V, = V3 f) none of the above

Three stones are thrown with identical initial speeds from the top of a cliff into the water below (see diagram). Air resistance is negligible. The vertical speeds with which stones 1, 2, and 3 strikes the water are Note: you may assume the angle of elevation and the angle of depression for 1 and 3 are identical a) b) V = V; >V, c) V, > V, = V3 d) v, >v, > V3 V3 > V, >V, e) V = V, = V3 f) none of the above

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College Physics

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