18. A ball rolls off a cliff that slopes downward at an angle of 35.0°. After 0.710 [s], the ball lands 13.2 [m] from the cliff. If air resistance is ignored, what is the speed of the ball as it strikes the ground? To 35.00 A. 19.6 [m/s] C. 27.3 [m/s] B. 23.4 [m/s] D. 30.2 [m/s] -13.2 m-

18. A ball rolls off a cliff that slopes downward at an angle of 35.0°. After 0.710 [s], the ball lands 13.2 [m] from the cliff. If air resistance is ignored, what is the speed of the ball as it strikes the ground? To 35.00 A. 19.6 [m/s] C. 27.3 [m/s] B. 23.4 [m/s] D. 30.2 [m/s] -13.2 m-

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