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If you throw a ball at 10 m/s 30° to the horizontal, where does it land?
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Concept used:- here we use the formula for range for a projectile motion in two dimension, to find the solution, Here, we have to fnd the Tange of thi pojechle Projechle R = u?sin29 84m distama where it dustama where it andS***************************************************************************************************
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