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You are experimenting with a cart on a track that can launch a ball straight up into the air. (1) Suppose the cart is moving at 2.0 m/s along the horizontal track and the ball is launched to a height of 1 m above the level of the cart. How far away will the cart catch the ball? (2) Now you tilt the track to 10° and let the cart go from rest at the moment the ball is launched. How far away will the cart catch the ball? (The ball reaches same max height of 1 m above the level of the cart) (HINT: use the tilted coordinate system)

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