PLEASE ANSWER ASAP TWO EQUATIONS FOR VERTICAL AND TWO EQUATIONS FOR HORIZONTALFOR Q2 DELTA Y = 71CM ▶Q2: Use your simplified kinematics equations to write an expression for At in terms of knownquantities. (Hint: You should already know Ay (measured), and g (a known constant).) Table 4.1: List of 2D kinematic equations for constant acceleration, with definitions of the variables used.Note that the equations for x and y look very similar, with only the subscripts changed.x-componentsconstantaVzf = Vzi+a_AtAr = v₂iAt+ =αAt²MeaningVariableATUziVzfazAtVariableAyVyiHorizontal displacementVertical displacementThe x-component of the initial velocityThe x-component of the final velocityThe x-component of the accelerationThe y-component of the initial velocityThe y-component of the final velocityThe y-component of the accelerationThe time interval between initial and final events (also written t final - tinitial or just t).aymy-componentsay constantVyf = Vyi + ayAtAy = vyiAt+a„▲ť²Meaning(4.3)Q1: Simplify the general 2D kinematic equations for the case of an object in freefall whereVyi = 0, and a = 0. You will have four equations total, two for the horizontal and twofor the vertical direction.maz=02 ay=-g≈ -9.8.

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Description: PLEASE ANSWER ASAP TWO EQUATIONS FOR VERTICAL AND TWO EQUATIONS FOR HORIZONTALFOR Q2 DELTA Y = 71CM ▶Q2: Use your simplified kinematics equations to write an expression for At in terms of knownquantities. (Hint: You should already know Ay (measured),