Assume that the launching and landing position of the steel ball are at the same height (yy)The mass of the steel ball is 40 g, the initial speed of the ball is 3.75 m/s and the angle at which the ball is released is given es 65°• Mass of the steel ball expressed in St unitsOkg'sOkgsOkg/mOkg• Initial speed of ball isOmssOmisCm/s5) Which tormula do we use to caloulate the tirme of faght?Cat-(2vsin(gb) Calculate the time of fight tor the steel ball?

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Assume that the launching and landing position of the steel ball are at the same height (y,y) The mass of the steel ball is 40 g, the initial speed of the ball is 3,75 m/s and the angle at which the ball is released is given as 65 Mass of the steel ball expressed in St units Okgs Ckgs Okg/m Ckg Initial speed of ball is Omss Om/s Om/s 5) Which formala do we une to caleulate the time of faght? b) Calcudate the time of fight tor the steel ball

Assume that the launching and landing position of the steel ball are at the same height (y,y) The mass of the steel ball is 40 g, the initial speed of the ball is 3,75 m/s and the angle at which the ball is released is given as 65 Mass of the steel ball expressed in St units Okgs Ckgs Okg/m Ckg Initial speed of ball is Omss Om/s Om/s 5) Which formala do we une to caleulate the time of faght? b) Calcudate the time of fight tor the steel ball

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