Physics, 07.12.2020 23:20 linshweyioo5442

A lazy physics student is made to walk to the plank. The plank is 8m above the water. If the student is pushed off the plank with a horizontal velocity of 10m/s, what would be his total resultant velocity as he enters the water after jumping off the plank? answer choices
-12.65 m/s
-12.65 m/s
-17.8 m/s
-17.8 m/s
-16.1 m/s
-16.1 m/s
-258.76 m/s
-258.76 m/s
17.8 m/s
17.8 m/s
-4.76 m/s
-4.76 m/s
16.1 m/s
16.1 m/s
4.76 m/s
4.76 m/s
12.65 m/s

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