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A small ball (ball 1) is released from rest; i.e. dropped, at the origin (0,0) and...

A small ball (ball 1) is released from rest; i.e. dropped, at the origin (0,0) and falls freely. At the same time another ball (ball 2) leaves the same position with an initial horizontal velocity of 2.70 m/s.

Calculate the time it takes ball 1 to fall 3.50 m.


What is the time it takes ball 2 to fall 3.50 m?


Calculate the horizontal distance ball 2 will move during this time.


Calculate the vertical component of the velocity of ball 1 after it has fallen 3.50 m.
(magnitude - Remember that the magnitude of a vector is always positive)

What is the vertical component of the velocity of ball 2 after it has fallen 3.50 m?
(magnitude)

What is velocity vector of ball 1 after it has fallen 3.50 m.
(magnitude)

____ ° (direction - Take the positive x axis as 0°)

Calculate the velocity vector of ball 2 after it has fallen 3.50 m.



____ ° (direction, positive angle relative to the x axis at 0°)

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