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A hockey ball is flicked of the ground with initial velocity of 2.0m/s upwards and 10m/s horizontally. Calculate the distance travelled from the point where the ball is flicked and to the point where the
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A hockey ball is flicked of the ground with initial velocity of 2.0m/s upwards and 10m/s horizontally. Calculate the distance travelled from the point where the ball is flicked and to the point where the ball hits the ground.

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imma try and fail again and again

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