[66.67 km h]20 m sh40°1.0 m8 mFIGURE 1(b) A fireman shoots a stream of water with a speed of 20 m s'' at an angle of 40°to the horizontal as shown in FIGURE 1. If the hose nozzle is 1.0 m above theground and the wall is 8 m away, calculate the(i) time taken for the water to strike the wall(ii) height, h from the ground[0.52 s, 6.36 m]

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