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A diver jump off a pier at angle of 25 with an initial velocity of 3.2m/s. haw far from the pier will the diver hit the water?
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A diver jump off a pier at angle of 25 with an initial velocity of 3.2m/s. haw far from the pier will the diver hit the water?
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0.80m
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