Question 1: A man throws a stone according to the situation shown in the following figure. Calculate the inclined distance R to the point B. Furthermore, calculate the angle e that the stone makes with the inclined surface at the time of collision. 12 5 OC 4 m 9 m 12.5 m/s 50° 1.75 m A

Question 1: A man throws a stone according to the situation shown in the following figure. Calculate the inclined distance R to the point B. Furthermore, calculate the angle e that the stone makes with the inclined surface at the time of collision. 12 5 OC 4 m 9 m 12.5 m/s 50° 1.75 m A

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