A ball bearing is shot horizontally at 30 ms and falls for
A ball bearing is shot horizontally at 30 m/s and falls for 5.0 sec.
a.) Determine how far does it fall vertically?
b.) Determine how far does it travel horizontally?
c.) Determine how far is it from the starting point after 5 seconds?
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