Can you do both but separately please and thank you PROJECTILES LAUNCHED AT AN ANGLE1. In 1989 during overtime in a high school basketball game in Erie, Pennsylvania, Chris Eddy shot abasketball at a 50.0° angle with a velocity of 15.85 m/s, what was the maximum height of the ball, thetotal time spent in the air, and horizontal displacement?(1) Resolve VI into X and Y componentsHorizontal (x): Vi cos eVertical (y): V sin eHorizontal (x)Vertical (y) 3 Choose equationTime AtHorizontal (x)Vertical (y)Distance = AxVr = (a t) + viInitial Velocity= VAx = % (vi + v) AtAx = vi (At)Final Velocity VtAx = vi At + % a AfV = và + 2 a AxAcceleration= aO Plug innumbersSolve heuogenbe2. A golfer hits a golf ball at an angle of 35.0° with a speed of 55 m/s to the ground. What is the ball'smaximum height and total time spent in the air?(1) Resolve VI into X and Y componentsHorizontal (x): V cos eVertical (y): Vsin e2Horizontal (x)Vertical (y)3 Choose equationTime AtHorizontal (x)Vertical (y)Distance AXVr = (a t) + viInitial Velocity=VAx = % (vi + vr) atAx = vi (At)Final Velocity = VAx = VI At + % a AfV = v + 2 a AxAcceleration -aO Plug innumbersO Solveequation

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1. In 1989 during overtime in a high school basketball game in Erie, Pennsylvania, Chris Eddy shot a basketball at a 50.0° angle with a velocity of 15.85 m/s, what was the maximum height of the ball, the total time spent in the air, and horizontal displacement?

1. In 1989 during overtime in a high school basketball game in Erie, Pennsylvania, Chris Eddy shot a basketball at a 50.0° angle with a velocity of 15.85 m/s, what was the maximum height of the ball, the total time spent in the air, and horizontal displacement?

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