3. Consider a ball undergoing a 2D projectile motion, whose position (unit: m) as a function oftime (unit: s) is 3(t) = tî + (V3t – 5t²)ĵ, where t stands for time.(a) Find the initial launch angle of the projection.(b) Find the speed of the ball when it lands on the ground.

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3. Consider a ball undergoing a 2D projectile motion, whose position (unit: m) as a function of time (unit: s) is 3(t) = tî + (V3t – 5t2)j, where t stands for time. (a) Find the initial launch angle of the projection. (b) Find the speed of the ball when it lands on the ground.

3. Consider a ball undergoing a 2D projectile motion, whose position (unit: m) as a function of time (unit: s) is 3(t) = tî + (V3t – 5t2)j, where t stands for time. (a) Find the initial launch angle of the projection. (b) Find the speed of the ball when it lands on the ground.

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