The horizontal velocity of Serena's tennis serve is measured as 112 mi/hr (50 m/s). Horizontally, the ball travels 25 m before reaching her opponent. If the ball didn't slow down when it bounced or because of air resistance, how long would it take to reach her opponent?

The horizontal velocity of Serena's tennis serve is measured as 112 mi/hr (50 m/s). Horizontally, the ball travels 25 m before reaching her opponent. If the ball didn't slow down when it bounced or because of air resistance, how long would it take to reach her opponent?

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