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Physics, 25.07.2019 11:10 skywil8981

Anovelty golf ball of mass m is launched with an initial velocity v0 = (25i + 13j) m/s and then follows a parabolic trajectory. at the top of the ball’s trajectory, it explodes into two fragments a and b. fragment a has mass ma = 1/3 m and is stationary immediately after the explosion, while fragment b has mass mb = 2/3 m and has non-zero velocity vb immediately after splitting from fragment a. in answering the following questions, ignore air resistance and assume the terrain over which the ball and fragments fly is level.(a) how many seconds after the launch does the ball attain its maximum height? (b) what is the velocity v of the ball immediately prior to the explosion? (c) what is the velocity of fragment b immediately before it hits the ground?

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