Bisenta rolls off of the roof of her house. She leaves the edge with a velocity of 4 m/s at an angle of -30 degrees downward. Find her (a) time to hit the ground and (b) angle at which she strikes the ground.
Data Given

below horizontal
average height of a one-story building.Part A) Using the second equation of kinematics along with vertical motion




Solving the quadratic equation we get

Ignoring the negative value of the time we get

Part B) Horizontal velocity when she strikes the ground

Vertical velocity when she strikes the ground

the angle at which she strikes the ground.
downward.
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