5 A helicopter is travelling horizontally at 20 m s at a height of50 metres above a point P on horizontal ground when it releasesa package.20 m s-1a How long will it take the package to reach the ground?b How far from P will the package land?50 mc Calculate the vertical velocity of the package when it reaches the ground.P

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GivenHorizontal Velocity of helicopter ,ux=20 m/s Distance between Package and ground ,s=50 m

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