Please answer fast Question 100 from ground level next to a 20 m high cliffA cannonball is shot from a cannon at tas shown below. The initial velocity of the cannonball is 18 m/s.%3|tv =18 m/s(a) At its maximum height, will the cannonball reach the top of the cliff? Show allwork.(b) At what time will the cannonball hit the ground again?(c) What is the overall average velocity of the cannonball?20meters

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Question 10 A cannonball is shot from a cannon at t = 0 from ground level next to a 20m high cliff as shown below. The initial velocity of the cannonball is 18 m/s. tv,=18 v =18 m/s (a) At its maximum height, will the cannonball reach the top of the cliff? Show all work. (b) At what time will the cannonball hit the ground again? (c) What is the overall average velocity of the cannonball? 20meters

Question 10 A cannonball is shot from a cannon at t = 0 from ground level next to a 20m high cliff as shown below. The initial velocity of the cannonball is 18 m/s. tv,=18 v =18 m/s (a) At its maximum height, will the cannonball reach the top of the cliff? Show all work. (b) At what time will the cannonball hit the ground again? (c) What is the overall average velocity of the cannonball? 20meters

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