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I think the answer is tempurature
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a. 18.13m/s
b. 0.84m
c. 2.4m
Explanation:
a. to find the speed at which the ball was lunched, we use the horizontal component.Since the point distance from the base of the ball is 24m and it takes 2.20 secs to reach the wall,we can say that
t=distance /speed
Hence the speed at which ball was lunched is 18.13m/s
b. from the equation
the vertical distance at which the ball clears the wall is
y=8.14-7.3=0.84m
c. the time it takes the ball to reach the 6.2m vertically
the horizontal distance covered at this speed is
The sharp nail has a less surface area in comparison to a blunt nail and pressure is inversely proportional to area so it is easier to Hamer a sharp nail into a wood rather than having a blunt nail in wood
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