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First, find the horizontal velocity of the can after the collision
During collision momentum is conserved
Initial momentum = Final momentum
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Consider the vertical motion of the can
Use formula
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Consider the horizontal motion of the can
There is no acceleration in horizontal direction, so horizontal velocity remains constant.
Horizontal velocity = Horizontal distance/time
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