ching aing position of the steel ball are at the same height. (y; =Yf) The mass of the steel ball is 45 g, the initial speed of the ball is 3.85 m/s and the angle at which the ball is released is given as 55°. Mass of the steel ball expressed in SI units: Okg/s Okg*s Okg/m2 Okg Initial speed of ball is : Om*s/s Om/s Om/s? O1/m*s

ching aing position of the steel ball are at the same height. (y; =Yf) The mass of the steel ball is 45 g, the initial speed of the ball is 3.85 m/s and the angle at which the ball is released is given as 55°. Mass of the steel ball expressed in SI units: Okg/s Okgs Okg/m2 Okg Initial speed of ball is : Oms/s Om/s Om/s? O1/m*s

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Chapter8: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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