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a person throws a ball 10m away from a step,having im height and width,he throws it with a velocity of 20m/s wit an angle of 30
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A(n) 86.6 kg person throws a(n) 0.06 kg snow- ball forward with a ground speed of 42.3 m/s. A second person, of mass 41.5 kg,
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sorry i know i keep asking but my teacher wont be here today and tomorrow..and i don't understand these four problems...1) a
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Eve plays basketball. She makes 6 free throws for every 3 free throws that she misses. If she missed 24 free throws at her last
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A stationary 100-kg person is initially holding a 50-kg ball while standing on a skateboard. The person throws the ball to the
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Eve plays basketball. She makes 6 free throws for every 3 free throws that she misses. If she missed 24 free throws at her last
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Eve plays basketball. She makes 4 free throws for every 3 free throws that she misses. If she missed 36 free throws at her last
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Eve plays basketball. She makes 5 free throws for every 3 free throws that she misses. If she missed 36 free throws at her last
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A 66.0-kg person throws a 0.0450-kg snowball forward with a ground speed of 35.0 m/s. A second person, with a mass of 57.0 kg,
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65.0-kg person throws a .045kg snowball forward with a ground speed of 30.0 m/s. a second person with a mass of 60.0-kg catches
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