Given that the launch speed of the ball is vo, the direction of the initial velocity is 0= 30°, and thegravitational acceleration is g = 9.81 m/s²,if the coordinates (x and y) are defined as shown in Figure 2-2 and the ball is at the origin when(i)t = 0 s, write down the horizontal and vertical coordinates x and y of the ball as functions of tand vo, and(ii)determine the initial velocity vo at which the ball must be shot to sink it.a = 7 m/s²$ = 30°400 т

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Given that the launch speed of the ball is vo, the direction of the initial velocity is 0= 30°, and the gravitational acceleration is g = 9.81 m/s², (i) t = 0 s, write down the horizontal and vertical coordinates x and y of the ball as functions of t if the coordinates (x and y) are defined as shown in Figure 2-2 and the ball is at the origin when and vo, and (ii) determine the initial velocity vo at which the ball must be shot to sink it. a = 7 m/s? $ = 30° vo 400 m

Given that the launch speed of the ball is vo, the direction of the initial velocity is 0= 30°, and the gravitational acceleration is g = 9.81 m/s², (i) t = 0 s, write down the horizontal and vertical coordinates x and y of the ball as functions of t if the coordinates (x and y) are defined as shown in Figure 2-2 and the ball is at the origin when and vo, and (ii) determine the initial velocity vo at which the ball must be shot to sink it. a = 7 m/s? $ = 30° vo 400 m

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