Ball A and B are identical and both at the same height. Ball A was droppedwhile ball B was launched horizontally at some velocity. Which ball willreach the ground first? Note: Neglect air resistance. *Ball A.Ball B.O Both ball A and B.I need the value for the height.O I need the value for the horizontal velocity.

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I| A and B are identical and both at the same height. Ball A was dropped hile ball B was launched horizontally at some velocity. Which ball will ach the ground first? Note: Neglect air resistance. * O Ball A.

I| A and B are identical and both at the same height. Ball A was dropped hile ball B was launched horizontally at some velocity. Which ball will ach the ground first? Note: Neglect air resistance. * O Ball A.

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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