(3) At what horizontal velocity would you need to throw a ball off the roof of an 8.5 meter building if you wanted it to land 62.5 meters away from the base of the building? What would be the vertical velocity of the ball immediately before hitting the ground?

(3) At what horizontal velocity would you need to throw a ball off the roof of an 8.5 meter building if you wanted it to land 62.5 meters away from the base of the building? What would be the vertical velocity of the ball immediately before hitting the ground?

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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