Additional ActivitiesRead and solve the problem carefully.1. A girl kicked the ball with an initial velocity of 20 m/s at an angle of 40-degrees with the horizontal.a. Calculate the maximum height reachedb. Calculate the time of flightc. Calculate the horizontal displacement of the projectile2. A ball is thrown from the top of a 10m high building with a horizontal speedof Sm/s.a. Calculate the time it takes to drop to the floor,b. Its horizontal displacement at the point when it reaches the floor.3. A volleyball player serves a ball with his height of 1.5-meter height andstrikes the floor at point three meter horizontally,a. Time of light of the ballb. Its horizontal velocity4. An egg rolls off the edge of a table 1.2-meter-high and strikes the floor at apoint 2 meter horizontally from the edge of the table,a. Time of its flight,b Its initial horizontal velocityA projectile is launched at initinl velocity of 12 m/s and an angle of 27What is the maximum height renched by a projectile?b. What is the time taken by the projeaile?

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