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Physics, 23.09.2020 05:01 makylahoyle

An object is released from rest at a height of 125 m above horizontal ground and falls freely under gravity, hitting a moving target P. The target P is moving on the ground in a straight line, with constant acceleration 0.8 ms-.

At the instant the object is released P passes through a point O with speed 5 ms-.

Find the distance from O to the point where Pis hit by the object.

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