3. A ball is thrown vetically into the air at 44m/s, After t₁ second another ball is thrown vertically with the same velocity. Determine the time t₁ and also determine the velocity of the second ball relative to the first ball when they pass each other at 90m above the ground. (hint the direction of the first ball must be downward, while the second ball is upward)

3. A ball is thrown vetically into the air at 44m/s, After t₁ second another ball is thrown vertically with the same velocity. Determine the time t₁ and also determine the velocity of the second ball relative to the first ball when they pass each other at 90m above the ground. (hint the direction of the first ball must be downward, while the second ball is upward)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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