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Physics, 23.07.2019 02:20 krystalhurst97

Afirefighter directs a stream of water travelling at 35.0 m/s from a fire hose at angle of 32.0° above the horizontal towards a building. the end of the hose is 1.00 m above the level ground. the water hits the building at a height of 17.6 m from the ground as shown in the diagram below. assuming that there is negligible air resistance and that the water is projectile, determine how far the firefighter is from the base of the building.

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