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a rock is thrown horizontally at 50 meters per second from the top of the 200...

a rock is thrown horizontally at 50 meters per second from the top of the 200 meter building how far from the bottom of the building does the rock land

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PAGEN DATE o som/see 200 m take by rock to reach at So time ground Sa ut t t gt2 420 (In vertical direction) S=200m g= 10m/s2if you like the question then please thums up. Thank you

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