a)This is a question of projectile motion.
As this question demands no significance of time it is just using coordinates so we can use equation of trajectory of projectile motion which is
y= x* - (g
x2 /2 v
2
)
here y=0.9
=45 degrees
g=9.8m/s2
x= 188
so
0.9=188*1 - (9.8*1882/2*v*(1/2))
solving this we get v=1851.26 m/s
b) In this part we will again use same equation and find height=y from the given condition
y= 116*1- 9.8*1162/(2*1851.26*(1/2))
y=116-71.23
y=44.76m
now height of fence is 3m
so height of ball from fence is 44.76-3=41.76m
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