V4- 15 m/s30°B1.5 mXc18 mFigure Q2 Q2The man stands 18 m from the wall and throws a ball at it with the speed of 15 m/s as shownin Figure Q2. He releases the ball at an angle of 0 = 30° so that it strikes the wall at B theheight of h1. The ball reached the maximum height at C.(a) Find the component of velocity in x-direction just before it hit the wall at B.([C3],([C3],(b) Calculate is the time of flight of the ball from A to B.(c) Determine the height of hi when the ball reach and hit the wall at B.([C4], -(d) Find the magnitude and direction of ball just before it hit the wall at B.([C4],(e) Determine the maximum height of h2 and the horizontal distance of xc.([C4],

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