A cannonball is located at the top of a 48.2 m building is shot horizontally with velocity of 112.1 m/s.Neglecting airresistance, The horizontal distance traveled by the ball?+y+xAnswer:The position of a particle is given, in meters, by the vector equation: r(t) = (7t-t2) i+5t j-5t2 k. Its acceleration in the y-directions is:O a. 5O b. 5.00O c. 25O d. None of the aboveO e. zero

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