Using the same initial velocity (3.30 m/s), find: a) the time taken for the ball to reach a horizontal distance of x = 0.35 m, using the appropriate kinematical equations. b) the height above the launch point, i.e. y(t) of the ball be at when the horizontal distance is x(t) = 0.35 m. Remember, the initial velocity now has x and y-components.

Using the same initial velocity (3.30 m/s), find: a) the time taken for the ball to reach a horizontal distance of x = 0.35 m, using the appropriate kinematical equations. b) the height above the launch point, i.e. y(t) of the ball be at when the horizontal distance is x(t) = 0.35 m. Remember, the initial velocity now has x and y-components.

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