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Question 6 of 11 Currest Attempt in Progress Your anwer is partially correct. A roller Nis a shot to a green that is clevated 200 mabeve the peint where the bal \( \mathrm{h} \) aruk. The bal lewes the cho ag a sped of 18.7 mas at an ande of \( 380^{\prime} \) abeve the heriponal it rises to is mavimem heleht asd then ials down bo the geen Ignoring air relistance, find the speed of the ball ius before in land. eTentbook and Media

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A roller Nis a shot to a green that is clevated 200 mabeve the peint where the bal \( \mathrm{h} \) aruk. The bal lewes the cho ag a sped of 18.7 mas at an ande of \( 380^{\prime} \) abeve the heriponal it rises to is mavimem heleht asd then ials down bo the geen Ignoring air relistance, find the speed of the ball ius before in land.
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Question 6 of 11
Currest Attempt in Progress
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A roller Nis a shot to a green that is clevated 200 mabeve the peint where the bal h aruk. The bal lewes the cho ag a sped of 18.7 mas at an ande of 380^' abeve the heriponal it rises to is mavimem heleht asd then ials down bo the geen Ignoring air relistance, find the speed of the ball ius before in land.
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