2. Emilio is given a basketball to shoot into from a 12 m balcony, he shoots with a velocity of 6.0m/s[60° above the horizontal], and it lands into the net. What is the impact velocity of the basketball?

2. Emilio is given a basketball to shoot into from a 12 m balcony, he shoots with a velocity of 6.0m/s[60° above the horizontal], and it lands into the net. What is the impact velocity of the basketball?

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