please help with ciii) the answer is 0.229 m/s A stone is thrown at 60.0° above horizontal by Tom on top of a tree 5.00 m(c)beyond ground level. The stone then hits Jerry who is standing on the smoothground after 2.50 s. Given that the mass of Jerry is 5.00 kg. Assume that theheight of Jerry is not significant.(1)Find the horizontal distance between Tom and Jerry.(ii)Calculate the final speed of the stone just before it hits Jerry.(iii) Assume that the collision of the stone with Jerry is inelastic. If themass of the stone is 200 g, find the common speed of motion of boththe stone and Jerry after the collision.

solving (iii) Given : Angle of projection =60° above the horizontalHeight of tree=5 m

A stone is thrown at 60.0° above horizontal by Tom on top of a tree 5.00 m beyond ground level. The stone then hits Jerry who is standing on the smooth ground after 2.50 s. Given that the mass of Jerry is 5.00 kg. Assume that the height of Jerry is not significant. (i) Find the horizontal distance between Tom and Jerry. (ii) Calculate the final speed of the stone just before it hits Jerry. Assume that the collision of the stone with Jerry is inelastic. If the (ii) mass of the stone is 200 g, find the common speed of motion of both the stone and Jerry after the collision.

A stone is thrown at 60.0° above horizontal by Tom on top of a tree 5.00 m beyond ground level. The stone then hits Jerry who is standing on the smooth ground after 2.50 s. Given that the mass of Jerry is 5.00 kg. Assume that the height of Jerry is not significant. (i) Find the horizontal distance between Tom and Jerry. (ii) Calculate the final speed of the stone just before it hits Jerry. Assume that the collision of the stone with Jerry is inelastic. If the (ii) mass of the stone is 200 g, find the common speed of motion of both the stone and Jerry after the collision.

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