(a)
To set the left position of the red ball to 0 pixels and add a drop shadow with a horizontal offset of −40 pixels, a vertical offset of 20 pixels, a blur radius of 25 pixels, and a color value of rgb(51, 51, 51) at the time 0%.
(b)
To set the horizontal scale of the red ball to 1, use the transform property with the scaleX function at the time 49%.
(c)
To set the left position of the red ball to 380 pixels. Set the drop shadow to an offset of 0 pixels in the horizontal and vertical direction with a blur of 0 pixels and a color value of rgb(51, 51, 51) at the time 50%. Set the value of scaleX function used with the transform property to 0.4.
(d)
To set the value of scaleX function to 1.0at the time 51%.
(e)
To set the left position of the red ball to 0 pixels. Set the offset of the drop shadow to −40 pixels in the horizontal direction and 20 pixels in the vertical direction witha blur of 25 pixels and a color value of rgb(51, 51, 51) at the time 100%.
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