Three balls leave the edge of a table at the same time. Ball A rolls off the table with an initial horizontal velocity. Ball B is launched at an angle and has both an initial horizontal and vertical velocity. Ball C is dropped from rest, and has no initial velocity.a) Explain which one(s) hit the ground first.

b) Explain which one(s) hit the ground last

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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Balls A and C have the same initial vertical velocity of zero. Therefore, they land at the same time.

Ball B has a positive initial vertical velocity, so it hits the ground last.

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