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Physics, 10.03.2021 22:40 hawleyemily

A car drives horizontally off a cliff. After being in the air for 2.45 seconds the car lands 36.75 m from the base of the cliff. A) How fast was the car moving when it left the cliff? How high is the cliff? C) What is the impact speed of the car with the ground? D) At what angle below the horizontal was the car moving when it struck the ground? answer key

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