10- A softball of mass 250 gm is thrown with an initial velocity of 16 msec'at an angle 0 to the horizontal. The total time od flight is 12 sec.What is the angle 0?11- A skater moves around circle of radius 30 m. The central force of450 N. After 40 sec, the skater finish 2 revolution. What is the massof the skater?

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A softball of mass 250 gm is thrown with an initial velocity of 16 m sec at an angle 0 to the horizontal. The total time od flight is 12 sec. What is the angle 0?

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