A ball is thrown with an initial velocity vo of 160 ft/sec, directed at an angle 9o of 53° with the ground. a) Find the x- and y- component of vo? b) Find the position of the ball and the magnitude and direction of its velocity when t = 2 sec. c) At the highest point of the ball's path, what is the ball's altitude(h) and how much time has elapsed? d) What is the ball's range R?

A ball is thrown with an initial velocity vo of 160 ft/sec, directed at an angle 9o of 53° with the ground. a) Find the x- and y- component of vo? b) Find the position of the ball and the magnitude and direction of its velocity when t = 2 sec. c) At the highest point of the ball's path, what is the ball's altitude(h) and how much time has elapsed? d) What is the ball's range R?

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